As if nine months of pregnancy aren’t challenging enough, many moms are at the start of an entirely new journey once a little one arrives–that’s right, it’s time to breastfeed. Although the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of a baby’s life, this timeframe may seem next to impossible...Read More

Although germs are microscopic, they pose potentially serious threats to little ones. Moms may be concerned about breastfeeding during cold and flu season, and trust us, we get it! Read below to learn some tips and tricks for breastfeeding with the flu.    How Can I Avoid Getting Sick While Breastfeeding? No one wants to...Read More

If you feel like your body has morphed into one giant mystery through the pregnancy and birthing process, you are not alone. However, the surprises don’t stop there! Post labor and delivery, your body continues to respond to the beautiful journey of motherhood throughout your time breastfeeding. With all of these significant physical changes, we...Read More

Breast really is best! Breast milk is a one-of-a-kind, all-natural substance with beneficial properties and complex components that babies–and scientists–can’t get enough of. We know the amount of information out there on breast milk and its benefits for moms and babies can be overwhelming. That’s why we did the work for you and outlined everything...Read More

New moms are no strangers to decision-making. From mulling over delivery details to choosing the right pediatrician for your little one, you may quickly find yourself shoulder-deep in a motherload of decisions–literally. Ever since reliable substitutes for breast milk became available in the 1920s, the decision to breastfeed or not has been permanently added to...Read More