By Denise Woltering I had a pretty busy summer and was feeling quite tired out and uncomfortably pregnant when my water broke four and one-half… Read More »I Nursed My Baby With Down Syndrome – My Success Story
By Kalin McBean and Melanie Myers Consider this excerpt from The American Academy of Pediatrics Clinical Report: “Many mothers are inappropriately advised to discontinue breastfeeding… Read More »Pump and Dump?
By Mia Gonzalez Tandem breastfeeding two children at once is something I never expected to do, and I certainly never imagined breastfeeding three (you only… Read More »Tandem Breastfeeding
By Rachel Fenton How can something that is so small hurt so much? That is the question I asked myself when I developed a bleb… Read More »Blebs: Teeny Tiny Meanies
By Alice Farrow After having overcome some breastfeeding challenges with my first daughter, I was looking forward to an easier experience the second time around.… Read More »Breastfeeding a Baby with a Cleft Lip and or Palate – The Red Carpet Treatment
By Jennifer Palmer The season of sneezes and sniffles is upon us, and many moms and babies are likely to catch colds or the flu.… Read More »Breastfeeding Through Colds and Flu
By Mia Gonzalez There it is: one beautiful beating heart on the ultrasound screen… and then you see another. Whether you knew it was a… Read More »Breastfeeding Twins and More
By Norma Ritter, IBCLC, RLC Have you noticed how so many babies these days are being diagnosed with tongue and/or lip ties? What are tongue… Read More »Tell Me About Tongue Ties!
Escrito por Norma Ritter, IBCLC, RLC ¿Te has fijado en la cantidad de bebés hoy día que están siendo diagnosticados con frenillos linguales o frenillos… Read More »¡Cuéntame sobre los frenillos cortos!
OVERVIEW By Nancy Layish, LCSW, ACSW Postpartum depression (PPD) is a form of depression that develops following childbirth and impacts functioning to various degrees depending… Read More »Hiding in Plain Sight: Postpartum Depression
