Move over Barbie. There's a new doll with features many others don't have: It's pregnant and can breastfeed.
A new study found that breast-feeding may reduce a woman’s risk for cardiovascular disease later in life.
A new study looked at the impact of breast-feeding on vocabulary, problem-solving, hyperactivity and more
Women’s rights activists around the world have turned their attention to breast-feeding in public.
Breast-feeding is a learned art. Get started with practical breast-feeding tips.
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The loss of a once-buoyant chest can be incredibly difficult to accept.
The American Academy of Pediatrics subtly turns the tables on the breast-feeding conversation with its updated guidelines. No longer is infant nutrition simply a lifestyle choice; it's now a public health issue.
In the beginning, there was breastfeeding…and that was pretty much it. If that didn’t work out, your baby died. Apparently, some people find infant mortality objectionable, so over the past several thousand years, we’ve come up with other solutions. And, given the number of women who died during childbirth, it’s a good thing we did. […]
Simple and practical tips for pregnant women and new moms to learn how to breastfeed in public with confidence.
What you need to know about pumping at work: your rights, how to get more milk, and what to pack in your bag.
We love moms. Who doesn’t? Let’s face it, they make everything better. They intuitively know if you’re sad, hungry, or just need a hug. In honor of Mother's ...
Jennifer Matarese interviews Dr. Jennifer Gardner about what new moms need to know before they bring their baby home.
Prior research points to an association between breast-feeding and higher intelligence, but a new study finds no causal link. The study does find that breast-fed kids are less hyperactive at age 3.
Many moms who want to breastfeed exclusively for three months or longer fall short of meeting this goal, a new study shows.