All Things Breastfeeding Podcast

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 33: What’s In The Numbers?

June 24, 2026

What’s in the numbers? This week on the podcast, we talk about numbers! Birth weights, how accurate they might be, […]

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 20: Infant Supplementation

June 24, 2026

Why are we talking about supplementation? Because families are doing this all the time. Barbara and Barb discuss the ins […]

All Things Breastfeeding 44: World Health Assembly and Breastfeeding

June 24, 2026

Why are we talking about the World Health Assembly and breastfeeding? Because world policy sets the priorities for money spent […]

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 4- Nipple Pain

June 24, 2026

Nipple pain? Barbara and Barb discuss nipple pain- one of the biggest concerns and problems that breastfeeding parents face. Should […]

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 112: Interview with Catherine Watson Genna

June 22, 2026

Barbara got to spend some time with one of her favorite leaders in the lactation field, Cathy Watson Genna. Barbara […]

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 111: The Art of Hand Expression

May 25, 2026

Barbara recently gave a talk for Illinois WIC titled “The Art of Hand Expression.” Because Barbara had just deeply researched […]

All Things Breastfeeding Special Episode: Happy Mother’s Day!

May 10, 2026

Happy Mother’s Day from LactaLearning! As a throwback, we are sharing our Mother’s Day Special, where we asked moms about […]

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 110: Using Research in Clinical Practice

April 27, 2026

From Barbara Robertson and Nancy Mohrbacher: Using new research in clinical practice? How do we do this? When is it […]

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 6: Human Milk for NEC Prevention

April 27, 2026

From Barbara Robertson: NEC prevention? Nancy and I just returned from the HMBANA Conference in Chicago, where we attended and […]

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 109: 2nd Night Syndrome?

March 28, 2026

From Barbara Robertson What is 2nd Night Syndrome? 2nd-night syndrome is a common feature of newborn behavior. It typically occurs […]

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