Attending a wedding postpartum? Don’t stress about what to wear! Discover our top picks for stunning, comfortable, and totally nursing-friendly wedding guest dresses that will have you feeling confident and ready to celebrate.
Feeling your eyes get heavy during a 3 AM feed? You’re not alone. This guide offers 10 practical, life-saving tips from a pediatric nurse to help you stay awake and ensure your baby is safe during those sleepy breastfeeding sessions.
Feeling like you’re constantly thirsty while breastfeeding? You’re not alone! Discover how the right electrolyte drinks can be a game-changer for your hydration and milk supply, and learn which ones are safest and most effective for you and your baby.
Feeling the strain of breastfeeding in your back, neck, and shoulders? You’re not alone. Discover five ergonomic nursing positions, recommended by a lactation consultant, designed to help you feed your baby comfortably and pain-free.
Struggling with a screaming baby while fumbling with a bottle warmer at 3 AM? You’re not alone. Discover the surprising, pediatrician-approved truth about serving cold milk and how this simple change could revolutionize your feeding routine and give you back precious hours of sleep.
Exhausted new parent? Discover the art of side-lying nursing. This compassionate, step-by-step safety guide from a pediatric nurse will help you rest, bond, and breastfeed your baby safely and confidently while lying down.
Feeling tied to your nipple shield? You’re not alone! This reassuring, step-by-step guide, written by a pediatric nurse, will help you and your baby transition to shield-free breastfeeding with confidence and gentle techniques.
Feeling anxious about introducing a bottle without disrupting your breastfeeding journey? You’re not alone. This guide, from a pediatric nurse, offers gentle, evidence-based strategies to help you and your baby navigate both breast and bottle with confidence and ease.
Seeing a little blister on your newborn’s perfect lips can be alarming, but don’t panic! We’ll explore what these common ‘sucking blisters’ are, how to tell if they’re a normal part of feeding or a sign of a latch issue, and when to seek a little extra help.