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By: Sabrina Granniss, IBCLC Is your baby latching and unlatching while they are breastfeeding? There are lots of reasons a baby may pop on and off ...

Do you have a history of low milk supply? If so, antenatal milk expression may be helpful in your next pregnancy — it is the act of hand expressin...

An effective latch for your baby is a team effort. You bring your baby to your chest in a way that allows them to do their part of nursing effec...

Making Milk During pregnancy, the breast undergoes changes to produce and store milk for the newborn baby. Colostrum begins to be produced as early...

Power Pumping is intended to mimic cluster feeding in which baby has phases of short frequent feeds at the breast only interrupted by brief pauses...

There are many reasons breastfeeding can be interrupted and just as many reasons why someone chooses to relactate after having stopped breastfeedi...

If you are a pumper, using the right flange size could really be a make-or-break for you. The flange is the part of the breast pump that comes in c...

Top Four Tips for Increasing Milk Production We’ve all heard the basic law of “supply and demand” when it comes to breastmilk production, but for ...

How to Get More Letdowns and Maximize Your Pump Output:⁣ Ensure that you're using the optimal flange size. The best flange fit should maximize yo...