Hydration, exercise and sleep are essentials for improving your breast milk supply!

Hey dad! Keeping track of feedings and being the foot tickler are just a few things you can do to participate.

Cluster feeding can throw a wrench into your typical feeding plans, but don’t worry, it’s just a phase!

There are offenders like caffeine and chocolate on this list, but some others may surprise you!

It’s no joke, that painful letdown. Our lactation consultant shares what the breastfeeding letdown is and why we’re feeling it.

From our “10 On” content series, we’re discussing latching. Click here to learn what to do when your baby isn’t latching.

Mastitis is a painful side effect of breast feeding. Fever, chills and so much more!

Whether or not breastfeeding was successful for you, we’ve got tips on how to help dry up your milk supply.

If baby is rejecting frozen or stored breast milk, it could be an excess of lipase. These lactation consultant tips can help save the day (and the milk!).

Having a baby via surrogate means you have feeding options; using donor milk is one of them. Milk banks, milk shares and baby formula are other options.

Whether nursing has been an enjoyable journey for you or a straight up struggle, you’re nearing the one year mark and wondering if there’s genuine benefit in continuing. Everyone, and we mean everyone, has an opinion about how you feed your baby, including how long you decide to breastfeed.  Breastfeeding acceptance and normalization is different

The beauty of breastfeeding can be described in a wide variety of ways. It’s beautiful and rewarding – and yet difficult, frustrating, and challenging too! That’s where sometimes, it may be helpful to take advantage of a breastfeeding tool under the guidance of your physician or lactation consultant.  Introducing the nipple shield! As we deep

How long should you breastfeed? There is no best answer here. The average breastfeeding time for most may not be what works for you.