Breastmilk is uniquely designed for your baby and will adapt as your child grows, gets sick and even alter throughout the day to meet their specific needs.
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March 2021
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February 2021
Bed-Sharing and SIDS With Tracy Cassels, PhD
Tracy Cassels, PhD from Evolutionary Parenting is back with the real science behind bed-sharing and SIDS. Is it a real risk? Why the fear mongering?
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February 2021
What’s It Like Breastfeeding A Toddler?
Breastfeeding a toddler is different than breastfeeding a newborn and there is even more terrible misinformation about it’s benefits.
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February 2021
Breastfeeding and Sleep Schedules
We’re often told to breastfeed on a schedule but evidence suggests that this could interfere with development.
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February 2021
Breastfeeding Intervention Tools
Nipple shields, supplemental nursing systems and pumps are all tools that we use to help us reach our goals. We need to know when to use them, why we are using them and how to stop when ready if we want.
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January 2020
Being More Inclusive With Ash Luna
Being inclusive is vital for all people who are breastfeeding, chestfeeding or body feeding to get the support that they need for success.
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January 2021
Breastfeeding Laws
Empower yourself by knowing the breastfeeding laws in your state and how these laws need to be improved to better protect breastfeeders.
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January 2021
Medical Info To Flush Down The Toilet
Have you gotten breastfeeding information from your doctor that sounded wrong? We want to trust the information that our doctors give us but they do not get extensive lactation training in medical school. We’re discussing some of the information that you can flush down the toilet.
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January 2021
Breastsleeping
Breastleeping is a term coined by Dr. James McKenna to acknowledge that breastfeeding and bedsharing are interdependent and that we must provide information and resources for parents to safely cosleep.
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December 2020
Parenting Advice Fails
There’s so much parenting advice out there in this age of information. How can we know what to do? We read, talk to others, consider our child’s age and personality and do what we think is best with the information that we have.