Feed with Love and Respect

Breastfeeding is the optimal way to satisfy an infant's nutritional and emotional needs. "Bottle Nursing" adapts breastfeeding behaviors to bottle-feeding to help initiate a secure attachment. Follow the feeding cues for both infants and children, encouraging them to eat when they are hungry and stop when they are full. Offer healthy food choices and model healthy eating behavior.

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Nursing Through The Holidays "The holiday season is here, and with it comes visitors, celebrations, and increased busyness. This time of year can be filled with joy and laughter, but it can also be filled with stress and anxiety.	The PUMP for Nursing Mothers Act Nurturings (Attachment Parenting Internationals) is pleased to sign on to the PUMP Act!
How We Show Our Commitment To Breastfeeding As we celebrate World Breastfeeding Week, learn how Nurturings is committed to supporting breastfeeding!	How to Get Infant Formula Now According to reporting from Read more
USBC strengthens breastfeeding programs "While the USBC team submitted funding requests and met with the offices of Senators and Representatives serving on Appropriations Committees, our mighty coalition came together with a joint letter signed by more than 190 organizations! Meanwhile, Read more	APtly Said - Whistleblower: Infant formula companies boldly violating WHO code, smearing breastmilk “Imagine that the world had created a new ‘dream product’ to feed and immunize everyone born on Earth.
August 2021 Edition of Breastfeeding Today "Connection, closeness, responsiveness are three words that can have a very important meaning as parents, perhaps even more so during the COVID pandemic. How has this affected our lives? How are we experiencing the post-pandemic?	La Leche League International Celebrates 65 Years!
World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action on Father Support "New fathers are ready to support their partner to breastfeed. They can be empowered by a whole-of-society approach to fulfil their fathering capacity.	40th Anniversary of the WHO Code "In 1981, health officials from around the world gathered at the World Health Assembly to address aggressive marketing tactics by the infant and young child feeding industry, which was promoting formula feeding over breastfeeding and causing a dra Read more