A good latch while breastfeeding is one of the most important things to ensure a good feed without unnecessary pain for the mama. It not only prevents sore nipples but also ensures sufficient milk ...

A common struggle of breastfeeding is getting your baby to latch. When babies don’t properly attach to the breast, it can cause pain for the parent. It can also result in your baby getting less milk.

Breastfeeding should not be painful for us mums, so if you’re finding it an uncomfortable experience, it’s important to find what the problem is to make it a smoother experience for both you and your ...

Juneau mom Ericka Beery sometimes breastfeeds at Fred Meyer. In the past, when nursing was still fairly new, she used to sit down in the furniture section to feed her son. Now, she can breastfeed her ...

Milk blisters (or blebs) appear when your baby is not properly latching on during breastfeeding. For example, your baby may fall asleep while nursing, leading to a partial latch-on, or you may need to ...

Breastfeeding isn't easy, especially at first. Learning how to hold and support your baby in a comfortable position requires ...

Despite the advantages for both mother and baby, England and Wales have one of the lowest rates of breastfeeding in Europe. Almost a third of new mothers don't breastfeed compared with just two per ...

A nipple shield is a nipple-shaped piece of silicone that is placed over a mother's nipple. It is designed to help babies who may be having trouble learning how to breastfeed. The silicone teat ...

Breastmilk is a perfect baby food. It contains the right amount of nutrients, provides infection-fighting antibodies and is gentle on a developing stomach, intestines and other body systems. Q: How do ...

Getting your newborn baby to drink breast milk might not be as easy as you might think. This week is World Breastfeeding Week according to World Health Organisation. This week is to celebrate the ...