Today, the world expects moms to raise their babies, take care of their homes, and work full time. Oh, and they do all of that while they are breastfeeding. Moms can do it all, but that doesn’t mean it is always easy! Transitioning back to work after having a baby can be a challenge, but...Read More

Research proves that breast milk is an ideal form of nutrition, and health professionals recommend babies consume breast milk exclusively for the first six months of life. After this time, however, parents may start introducing solid foods to supplement a baby’s diet of breast milk. Just as babies learn to walk and talk on different...Read More

Today’s superheroes don’t wear capes. They strut into an office with a breast pump and a briefcase in each hand. That’s right–we’re talking about working moms. After giving birth, moms need a few weeks of both physical and emotional recovery. But many moms must find a way to return to work in that first year...Read More

Many new moms have enough on their minds without trying to keep up with their state legislature. For breastfeeding moms in Georgia, however, a proposed law in the state legislature could have a noticeable impact on how you pump at work. A new bill, known as Charlotte’s Law, has been proposed in the Georgia Senate....Read More