Relactation and induced lactation
Feeding your baby requires patience and support — and that is especially true for parents who want to learn how to relactate or induce lactation. W...
What to Expect When Breastfeeding Twins
You will produce enough milk Many parents breastfeeding twins worry that they won’t be able to keep their breast milk supply up, or that they won’t...
Ask the IBCLC: How to Prevent Mastitis Over the Holidays
Holiday parties, out-of-town visitors and more can all disrupt a new mom’s pumping schedule and even lead to breast tissue inflammation.
Mastering the Holidays While Lactating
Navigate the festivities and bring sanity to the season The holidays can be hectic—especially with a new little one in tow. But we have a secret we...
Breastfeeding positions you and your newborn can try
As you and your baby start to get the hang of breastfeeding sessions, you may come to find that certain positions are more comfortable for the two ...
How to make your breast milk come in faster: Top 8 tips
From staying hydrated to connecting with an IBCLC, here’s what you can do to help with milk production So you’re a new mom who wants to maximize yo...
10 common breastfeeding questions
Expert answers to your pressing breastfeeding questions Breastfeeding is a skill that must be learned by both parents and babies — and there should...
Working and Weaning Tips
When it’s time to wean from nursing and pumping, use these weaning tips to ease the transition Breastfeeding has so many benefits, but at some poin...
When to call an IBCLC: Common milk supply issues
Worried about your milk supply? Here’s what to look for and how to get help when you’re a breastfeeding mom If you have concerns about your breast ...
Breastfeeding Support for the Single Mom
We’re sharing our top tips and practical advice to make breastfeeding (and mom life) easier We see you, supermom. You’re juggling home and work and...
Breastfeeding and Sleep Training
Why your baby’s frequent night wakings are important for breastfeeding success When you have a new baby, sleep deprivation is no joke. But those mi...
Pregnancy Over 35 and Breastfeeding
What’s different about pregnancy and breastfeeding for moms over the age of 35 years old.