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Tag Archives: breastfeeding
Dealing With the Hubbub of the Holidays with Your Nursling
There’s nothing sweeter than nestling in for the holidays with your baby. But for most of us, the season also means store hopping to shop for good prices, decorating, visiting family and friends, and even flights, and long road trips. Sometimes … More
Holiday Style for Nursing Moms
The holiday season is filled with special occasions and parties – from office gatherings to family dinners, and black tie events to New Year’s Eve countdowns. Deciding what to wear can be exciting, but it may take a little more … More
Breastfeeding During the Holidays
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time of year if you’re expecting or are breastfeeding. The mood is gratitude, the warm cheer and the festivities abound, and everyone wants to pass your little butterball around the table for a taste of that … More
My 4 Biggest Breastfeeding Regrets
At my six-week post-birth check-up, the midwife listened kindly as I poured my heart out over my anxieties. I had no idea what I was doing, and everything seemed like a struggle. “Parenthood is all about fear and regret,” she … More
What Do Halloween and Breastfeeding Have in Common?
We find the number of expecting mothers who are tricked into thinking that they’re prepared for breastfeeding, and then are spooked by the whole experience, to be truly frightening, and completely unnecessary. Breastfeeding IS challenging, but it’s incredibly rewarding. Here are some examples of expectations and scenarios that can get moms into trouble and how to avoid them: More
Maternity and Nursing Bra: What’s the Difference?
Before most women even know they’re pregnant, their breasts begin to change, sometimes without them even noticing. But before long, those pre-pregnancy bras are going to start feeling uncomfortable or tight. For some, it may happen early in their pregnancy, for others it may happen towards the end of those forty weeks. Either way, it’s important to wear a comfortable bra that offers support and room for growth. More
What’s So Funny About Pumping?
So, this girl walks into a small room. On her arm she has a nondescript bag. In a few minutes you hear a gentle whirring… What is going on?! The first time I used a breast pump in a public … More
Beautiful Nursing Bras: Fashionable, Sexy, and Practical Picks
There is nothing like a well-fitted, attractive bra to make you feel like a million bucks, especially when you are nursing! When you’re in the transitional period of losing your pregnancy weight and don’t feel at your very best, a … More
Fresh Ideas For Making Your Own Baby Food
Pureeing your own fresh fruits and veggies is an easy way to do something really healthy for your child — and the good news is, you don’t have to be Martha Stewart to pull it off. It’s surprisingly easy, especially … More
