Making It Work: Caregivers and Breastfed Babies

As you return to work after the arrival of your baby, there are many concerns you may have about your baby’s care. That list probably includes questions about feeding and responding appropriately to all of your baby’s needs…. Read More

Feeding The Family: Breakfast – Anytime, Anywhere

Editor’s Note: We hope that one, two, or all of these recipes inspire and delight your family’s taste buds. Or you may enjoy adapting the recipes for your family. As always with all information presented by La Leche League… Read More

Guidelines Families Follow For Pumping And Storing Milk: What’s It Like In Real Life?

Editor’s Note: From time to time, LLL USA shares information about research studies relating to breastfeeding/chestfeeding/human milk feeding. The researcher agrees to provide the results of the study in a reader-friendly format so that we can share it with… Read More

Alexia’s Story: The Realities of Breastfeeding Beyond One Year

Alexia DaSilva, Dartmouth, Massachusetts Breastfeeding past the first year of life is recommended by multiple health organizations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), and United Nations… Read More

Tandem Nursing: Balance and Boundaries

Balance. In parenting, we often hear about the struggle to find balance, whether it’s balancing the needs of our children, our time spent with work or household chores and our family members, or taking time to care for… Read More