'It is encouraging progress' - rise in number of babies still being breastfed at three months as supports promoted
Breastfeeding rates in Ireland are rising, highlighting improvements in support for nursing mothers. More than 60% breastfeed at birth, and 42% continue at three months.
Breastfeeding Can Be Beautiful, And It Can Also Be Painful - Here Are 13 Brutally Honest Stories About What It Was Like For These Women
Black Breastfeeding Week emphasizes the personal nature of breastfeeding decisions, inviting honest reflections from Black women about their experiences.
Breastfeeding While On Your Period 101: Boosting Milk Supply
The return of menstruation may initially affect breastfeeding, influencing milk supply and requiring adjustment for both mother and baby.
Breastfeeding Can Be Beautiful, And It Can Also Be Painful - Here Are 13 Brutally Honest Stories About What It Was Like For These Women
Black Breastfeeding Week emphasizes the personal nature of breastfeeding decisions, inviting honest reflections from Black women about their experiences.
Breastfeeding While On Your Period 101: Boosting Milk Supply
The return of menstruation may initially affect breastfeeding, influencing milk supply and requiring adjustment for both mother and baby.
Trans Women Produce Excellent Milk, Scientists Say
Breast milk from trans women is just as good for babies as that from birthing mothers.
Trans women can induce breastfeeding effectively through hormone therapy.
I Always Pictured Breastfeeding my Kids. Then My Psychiatrist Recommended Against It.
Breastfeeding is not always recommended for individuals with certain mental health conditions.
Formula feeding can help protect sleep and offset health risks associated with mental illness episodes.
A Mom's Honest & Raw Video Brings An Uncommon Postpartum Condition To Light
Dysphoric Milk Ejection Reflex (D-MER) is a sudden emotional 'drop' that some women experience just before a milk release.
D-MER is hormonally driven and related to the chemicals in a postpartum body, rather than psychological factors.
Breastfeeding lowers risk of childhood obesity - no matter the mother's weight: study
Breastfeeding reduces the risk of childhood obesity regardless of the mother's BMI.
Each additional month of breastfeeding is associated with lower child BMI scores, especially for mothers who were overweight or obese before pregnancy.