You’re stuck on the couch having the life sucked out of you by the tiny person latched onto your breast as though his life depends on you (actually, it kind of does right now!).

Being needed so intensely is making you feel overwhelmed, and now you’re totally confu...

You are nourishing and nurturing your little one through breastfeeding – around the clock! Is it any wonder you feel tired and overwhelmed, but who is caring for you? A hug and some warming broth could be your best ‘medicine’ 

Whether they are breastfeeding or not, most women have slight variations in breast size, just as most of us have slight variations in shoe size, for instance, and when it comes to producing milk, it’s common to have one breast that is a better milk maker than the other.<...

Breastfeeding Women have been asked to leave swimming pools, cafes and yesterday, a Melbourne woman was ordered to leave the County Court as she breastfed her baby, quietly, with a cover on her.

 Try this easy, effective technique to speed up expressing time and boost your supply, some mothers find it can double the amount of milk they pump!

How often have you been told, just give your breastfed baby a bottle of formula at bedtime to make him sleep? But really, does this work and what could be the trade-offs? An IBCLC explains.

Omega-3 fatty acids are especially essential for fetal growth and development during pregnancy and perinatal wellbeing.

A mother asks: “I was wondering if you would have any idea why baby prefers one side more than the other and how can we encourage them to drink from the side they don’t prefer so milk supply can keep coming in.”

Most mothers who continue to breastfeed will resume periods between nine and eighteen months after birth. Some lucky ladies can go a year or more without a period, others can menstruate within a few weeks. Typically, the more frequently a baby breast-feeds and the longer periods and fertility are...