Breastfeeding

"Rooming in" with your newborn is supposed to encourage breastfeeding, but it can also jeopardize maternal mental health.

Nursing your baby can feel like the Mount Everest of early parenthood, with no shortage of breastfeeding problems, but many moms agree that it gets better.

Did anything about breastfeeding surprise you? We asked moms to share their most memorable lessons learned.

It's inevitable—your breasts after pregnancy are different than before. Here's the lowdown on what's really going on with them.

Your body bases milk production on supply and demand, which is why power pumping mimics a baby’s cluster feeding to signal for more liquid gold.