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The Science of Comfort Nursing

Comfort nursing is not just pacifying your baby. There is important biological processes happening that facilitate attachment.

Once you make it to 1 year breastfeeding, you have the freedom to change things up a bit like stopping pumping and creating boundaries.

Red flags are things to watch for from breastfeeding support people that might indicate that they don’t have the best info to help you.

Rebecca Michi is a sleep consultant and talks to us about misinformation surrounding sleep, how sleep develops and what’s normal.

Do you know how to get a good latch? The latch is an important part of establishing a good breastfeeding relationship.

Breastfeeding behavior changes with age. This can cause parents to question whether breastfeeding is going well or not.

We’d hope that our partners would support our breastfeeding goals, but sometimes they do not and push us into weaning.

There is an abundance of breastfeeding information on the internet, but much of it is either outdated or just plain wrong!

Severe anxiety can begin or resurface after birth, affect the way we parent and lead us to wean before we want to.

The position of your baby can affect your comfort as well as your baby’s and the amount of milk that transfers from your breast.