Breastfeeding Blog & Resources

The fall and winter months are quickly approaching, and along with the holidays and traditions, they bring the possibility of getting the flu or a cold. While it's always a good idea to take precautions to prevent yourself from getting ill, it becomes...

More than 300,000 women get breast implants each year, helping them to feel more confident and beautiful. If you've had breast augmentation surgery and are expecting, you have probably wondered whether or not you will be able to successfully breastfeed...

As you stock up on diapers and onesies in preparation for the arrival of your new baby, making sure you have a breast pump is probably the last thing on your mind. You’re not alone - getting a breast pump is often pushed to the bottom of new moms’ priority...

During each breastfeeding session, your body will naturally go through two different phases: let down and expression. Understanding each phase can help ensure that your baby is getting enough milk and that your body is making adequate milk for your little...

Though allergies are becoming increasingly common in children, most breastfeeding babies don't have any allergy problems when nursing. Studies show that only two to three babies out of every 100 who are exclusively breastfeeding will have an allergic...

Breastfeeding can be a challenging experience in and of itself, but breastfeeding twins or multiples can make the task seem monumental. After all, you have two (or more) babies to feed, care for and support. In the beginning, learning how to nurse,...