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Babywearing can be a great tool for breastfeeding parents. Wearing your baby can provide an easy way to do skin-to-skin, soothe your baby, feed your baby, and take care of yourself, all with your hands free. Benefits of breastfeeding while babywearing Hands-free feeding! This can be especially helpful during developmental and growth spurts where cluster feeding is common. Skin-to-skin. Keeping your baby close to you can… READ MORE
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Every year, 15 to 25 percent of women are diagnosed with postpartum depression. In the past, breastfeeding women who received this diagnosis were advised to wean from breastfeeding in order to reduce their stress. However, some mothers felt like breastfeeding…
If you have ever considered donating your extra breastmilk, here's a guide for all you need to know. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that infants under 6 months old be exclusively fed with their mother's milk. But we…
Wondering what the best way is to store your breast milk? Whether you are exclusively pumping, have returned to work, express more than your baby eats each day, or would simply like to have a bit saved up for a…
When to wean your baby from breastfeeding is a very personal choice. The AAP recommends breastfeeding for at least six months, and until 12 months, breastmilk should be the main source of nutrition for your little one, with complementary…
