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Last Updated: October 23, 2018 by Yael Breimer
My Grandmother’s Breastfeeding Legacy: Never Give Up
Anna Friedman One of the most common questions I hear at the start of a La Leche League Series meeting is “Why did you decide to breastfeed?” For me, that’s an easy answer. My decision to breastfeed started… Read More
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Posted: August 14, 2018 by Yael Breimer
In My Arms Only
Lydia Cordova It didn’t happen overnight Although, I admit, So many times I wish it had. But no You would not, Could not fall asleep without being in my arms. But the dishes need to be done. But… Read More
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Posted: December 19, 2017 by Yael Breimer
One of Those Moms
Rebecca H. McCormick, Fairfax City, Virginia “But we can agree that it gets weird after they turn two, right?” I bit my lip in lieu of responding. A year before, I might have agreed with my best friend… Read More
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Posted: June 6, 2017 by Yael Breimer
Support and Reassurance in Meeting Chestfeeding Goals
Sion, Philadelphia The New Beginning’s team would like to thank Trevor MacDonald, an LLL Leader from Canada, for interviewing Sion and writing this piece. Sion Jesse called a La Leche League Leader for help at an early, critical… Read More
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Last Updated: May 16, 2017 by Yael Breimer
My La Leche League: Finding Support, Embracing Differences
Anna, Minneapolis, Minnesota I’m a work-at-home parent in Minneapolis with two spectacular children: a four-year-old and a 22-month-old. Our family is incredibly high-energy and talkative. One thing I love about us is that we always share our feelings… Read More
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Last Updated: October 13, 2017 by Yael Breimer
Thank You for Nursing in Public!
Allyson Wessells, Columbus, Ohio At one point, a mother left “business” cards at our La Leche League meeting, each simply stating: “Thank you for nursing in public. You make it easier for other mommies to do the same…. Read More
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Posted: March 14, 2017 by Yael Breimer
Looking Back: She’s an Expert
Beverly Sykes, Oakland, California Originally published in November/December 1970 issue of La Leche League News Editor’s Note: The first issue of La Leche League News, the bimonthly publication for members, was published in 1958. The name changed to New Beginnings in 1985. New Beginnings continued… Read More
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Posted: April 12, 2016 by Yael Breimer
Looking Back: Mothers-in-Law, A Different Perspective
Cathy Thomas, Tennessee Originally published in January/February 1980 issue of La Leche League News Editor’s Note: The first issue of La Leche League News, the bimonthly publication for members, was published in 1958. The name changed to New Beginnings in… Read More
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