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Breastfeeding Support
Breastfeeding Support for the Single Mom
Pumping Support
Ask the IBCLC: Pumping tips from a lactation consultant
Working Parents
How to Stick to Your Pumping Schedule at Work
Postpartum Support
8 Amazing Push Presents for New Moms
Breastfeeding Support
Breastfeeding and sleep training
Postpartum Support
6 things you shouldn't rush postpartum
Lactation 101
9 Baby Registry Must-Haves
Pumping Support
What to do when your breast pump isn't working
Pumping Support
Tips and tricks for pumping on the go
We know you're busy, so here's our best advice for pumping on the go, whether in public, while traveling or any and everywhere in between.
Breastfeeding Support
Pregnancy Over 35 and Breastfeeding
What’s different about pregnancy and breastfeeding for moms over the age of 35 years old.
Lactation 101
Breastfeeding allergies and intolerances
Signs and symptoms to watch for if you suspect your baby has a food allergy or intolerance.
Pumping Support
Overcoming a Pump Slump
Read on to learn about the common pump slumps causes and how you can overcome them to pump on and reach your breastfeeding goals.
Pregnancy
12 things only your best friends will tell you about having a baby
Here’s what really happens to your body during pregnancy and after delivery. Warning: If you’re squeamish, read with caution!
Breastfeeding Support
How to get the most out of your visit with an IBCLC
Pumping Support
Hospital-grade breast pumps: Benefits and drawbacks
Parenting Lifestyle
How to get more "me time" every day
11 ways to sneak in some relaxation when you’re short on time. Every mom could stand to get a little more "me time."
Parenting Lifestyle
6 embarrassing breastfeeding stories
From awkward texts to coworkers to leaky boobs at backyard BBQs, six of our favorite bloggers share their embarrassing breastfeeding stories.
Postpartum Support
Postpartum Depression and Anxiety
What all mothers should know about depression and anxiety after having a baby.
Parenting Lifestyle
7 Holiday Traditions to Start with Your Baby This Year
Even if your little one is only a few weeks or months old, now’s the time to establish some holiday traditions and begin making memories.
Working Parents
11 best gifts for new working moms
Lactation 101
7 factors that may affect breastfeeding
There are many factors that can impact your breast milk production, including breast surgeries related to cancer, implants, or reduction.
Breastfeeding Support
Ask the IBCLC: 5 tips for restoring your breast milk supply
Pumping Support
4 ways to store your breast milk
Here are the best ways to contain and store your breast milk based on your storage space, baby’s feeding needs, cost and personal preference.
Working Parents
Breastfeeding while traveling for work
Lactation 101
Top 5 reasons to call an IBCLC
Postpartum Support
Baby's first visitors: Survival tips for new parents
Breastfeeding Support
5 Frequently Asked Breastfeeding Questions
Your biggest breastfeeding questions answered by a board-certified lactation consultant, including concerns of soreness and whether your baby is getting enough milk.
Postpartum Support
7 things every mom needs to know about breastfeeding a newborn
Pregnancy
8 registry must-haves for parents who plan to breastfeed
Which breastfeeding-specific supplies are must-haves for a new mom’s registry? We’ve compiled a list of our top picks to help make every aspect of nursing and pumping easier.
Breastfeeding Support
5 ways to increase your breast milk supply
Lactation 101
Reflux in babies: Signs, symptoms, and treatment options
Yes, babies cry and spit up, and even tend to have some digestive issues as their little systems mature. But if the crying is constant, the spit up is excessive and the digestive issues are making them (and you) miserable, there may be something else going on. While we hear a lot about baby sleep techniques and the latest teething toys, reflux is a topic that’s not as widely discussed, even though many babies suffer from reflux. Here are the signs to look for so you can get help from the pediatrician sooner than later.
Lactation 101
Plugged ducts or mastitis? Signs you should know and how to tell the difference
A mother’s instinct is like no other, especially when breastfeeding or pumping isn’t feeling quite right. For first time mothers, this feeling and the associated symptoms can be nerve wracking, to say the least. In order to give you the best answers and advice possible, we asked our resident IBCLC for some insights on plugged ducts, mastitis, how to tell the difference between the two, and when it’s time to go to the doctor.
Parenting Lifestyle
Caffeine and breastfeeding: What you need to know
Lactation 101
Ask the IBCLC: How does milk supply fluctuate throughout baby's first year?
It’s normal to see changes in milk supply month-to-month or even day-to-day. Learn what factors impact milk supply and when you should be concerned.
Lactation 101
Let's Talk About Baby Burps
Pregnancy
"Can I _______ While Pregnant?"
Parenting Lifestyle
Breastfeeding and traveling without baby
Lactation 101
Signs it's time to stop breastfeeding
Plenty of moms reach a point where they feel it would be best to wean. Here are 5 signs it might be time to stop breastfeeding.
Parenting Lifestyle
Hey, Superwoman. You are doing an amazing job.
Parenting Lifestyle
6 Tips to Getting the Most Out of Your Weekends
Pumping Support
Your guide to transporting and traveling with breast milk
From storing breast milk in the freezer to traveling to and from work, here's a go-to guide with our best tips on transporting and storing breast milk.
Lactation 101
The benefits of breastfeeding: A timeline for the ages
Breastfeeding is much more than the act of feeding your baby. It also provides an incredible number of health benefits to you and your baby. And by lowering healthcare costs, reducing the need for maternal sick days and helping the environment due to less waste, breastfeeding has far-reaching benefits for our society as a whole. Whether you breastfeed for a day, a year or more, you’ll give your baby and yourself a priceless gift. Here is a timeline of the key benefits of breastfeeding to keep you motivated, even when things get tough:
Pregnancy
My favorite things: A list of expectant parent must-haves from Caitlin McNeily
Getting ready for your baby is a wonderful time in a woman’s life. Your heart is bursting with excitement as you share the news with friends and family, plan your registry, and try to picture what your life will be like once he or she finally arrives. All the focus is on your baby (and rightfully so!), but there are a few things you’re going to need too. We asked Ashland Women’s Health’s Caitlin McNeily to share her favorite expecting mother must-haves. Cue: shopping spree.
Pregnancy
5 steps to prenatal preparation for breastfeeding
From the moment we find out we’re pregnant, we start to prepare… for everything. But one thing we often neglect – which happens to be one of the most important things to consider for after Baby’s born – is breastfeeding! How you plan to feed you new bundle of joy is a biggie, and can be pretty daunting. That’s why we’ve enlisted our resident lactation consultant and momma of 5 to help you with your prenatal breastfeeding preparation. Take it away, Katie!
Parenting Lifestyle
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