Support legislation protecting a woman's right to breastfeed her child in Idaho where ever she has the legal right to be.
Support legislation protecting a woman's right to breastfeed her child in Idaho where ever she has the legal right to be. |
The MommyMeds app, from the InfantRisk Center at the Texas Tech University Health Science Center, gives new and expectant mothers a fast and convenient way to access evidence-based information about medications and their safety during pregnancy... read more |
For premature infants, adequate growth while in the neonatal intensive care unit is an indicator of better long-term health and developmental outcomes. |
Last year, in honor of World Breastfeeding Week and National Breastfeeding Month, HuffPost Parents worked with Kim Simon, Suzanne Barston and Jamie Grumet to launch the I Support You campaign -- a movement that celebrates all moms and their... read more |
What this year's celebration of World Breastfeeding Week is really about--more than updating the status on breastfeeding acceptance or increasing understanding for mothers who are unable to breastfeed--is advocacy for parent support. |
My husband gently bounced our wailing 3-week-old son while pacing around our apartment. I quickly fnished toweling off, ran a comb through my wet hair and threw on a comfy pair of post-baby pants and a T-shirt. |
I am very much a breastfeeding advocate, but I hesitate to vilify formula. I myself have bottle-fed two of my three babies with some formula. |
Each of my three children has taken a bottle as part of their full-time feeding strategy. Not every mother can breastfeed or breastfeed exclusively. |
A mother on a mission can do amazing things, especially when working with an equally passionate parent support advocate. |
When a woman makes the choice to breastfeed, she usually doesn't anticipate that it won't work. After all, we are told that almost everyone can breastfeed--and this is true: Lactation is a robust biological process that almost always works. |