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The Clock and Early Nursing

September 10, 2024

From Nancy Mohrbacher: Time and nursing? The clock looms large in the lives of many nursing families. When a new […]

Clicking During Nursing: What Does It Mean?

August 17, 2024

From Nancy Mohrbacher: Clicking during nursing? What does it mean? When a baby makes clicking sounds while nursing, parents often […]

NEC and Breastfeeding

August 6, 2024

From Barbara Robertson: How are NEC and breastfeeding connected? They aren’t really. But NEC and formula feeding are. A jury […]

Use you as a pacifier?

July 31, 2024

From Nancy Mohrbacher: What Does It Mean to ‘Use You as a Pacifier? Nursing parents are commonly warned: “Don’t let […]

Hand Expression: A Beautiful Tool

July 22, 2024

From Barbara Robertson: What is hand expression? Great question! Basically it means getting breast/chestmilk out of a lactation breast without […]

When is pumping too much?

July 10, 2024

From Nancy Mohrbacher: When Is Pumping Too Much, Not Enough, or Just Right? I’m often asked the question: “Do nursing […]

Why do Babies Spit Up and What can we do About it?

June 25, 2024

From Nancy Mohrbacher: Spitting up can trigger a host of worries in new parents, some related to their role in […]

Fathers and Breastfeeding

June 15, 2024

From Barbara Robertson: Happy Father’s Day to anyone who identifies as a father! With breast/chestfeeding the bulk of the focus […]

My Magical Breast: Where No Breast Had Gone Before

June 10, 2024

From Nancy Mohrbacher: My body is not like most. The internet tells me my odd deformity will not shorten my […]

The Cost of Formula Feeding

June 3, 2024

From Barbara Robertson: What is the cost of formula feeding? As much as we are not fans of artificial baby […]

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