We’re moms and we all want what’s best for our babies, right? If we truly believe that, then why aren’t we more supportive of one another? We can’t possibly know all the reasons behind a mom’s decision to feed her baby- whether it’s by breastfeeding, pumping, milk sharing, or formula feeding. And still we end up judging one another, unfairly. So, how can we change this?
Are you a single mom and breastfeeding or pumping for your baby? How do you have time to manage it all? If you’re sharing custody of your child, how do you handle time away so you don’t experience a drop in milk supply? How do you manage the stress of being a single parent? Today single moms share their experience to help other moms going through the same thing. We’re supporting one another.
Breastfeeding more than one child can be challenging, especially when they're late preterm twins. Why are these babies more inconsistent in their nursing patterns? What's the most efficient way to feed them?
We all have our own unique breastfeeding challenges. Overcoming those challenges and persevering can greatly empower you on your breastfeeding journey. April learned about her aggressive cancer just 11 days after giving birth to her fourth child. Determined to breastfeed her baby, April pumped and dumped her breast milk throughout her chemo treatments in order to keep her milk supply. This is her amazing story of strength and determination.
We're continuing our series to help guide new breastfeeding moms through important milestones during that first year. In this episode, we'll focus on what typically happens to your breastfeeding relationship during months 2 through 6.
So, you've decided to exclusively pump for your baby. Now how do you turn this plan into reality? What are some common obstacles moms who pump typically encounter and how can you overcome them?
Need a find a place to breastfeed or pump? Now moms on-the-go can use GPS technology and discover locations anywhere in the United States! You can even submit your favorite spots, post photos/reviews and more!
Milkies Milk Trays freeze your breast milk in 1-ounce sticks that fit through all bottle openings and allow you to thaw just the right amount of milk for each feeding - so no "liquid gold" goes to waste.
Juno Blu’s line of fashion forward handbags for carrying the breast pump is designed for the Unsung Hero, MOM. At Juno Blu, we recognize the needs of the breastfeeding mom and aim to help bring balance to the daily juggling act of motherhood by developing products that create the perfect blend of style and functionality.… Continue Reading
PumpEase is the world’s ONLY fashionable hands-free pumping bra. Made from an 88% polyester/12% spandex high-performance technical fabric, PumpEase will hold your pump in place as securely for your 1000th pumping session as it did for your first. Our wonderful fabric is super soft and comfortable, easy to care for, breathable, durable, has exceptional stretch and… Continue Reading