Want your children to have healthy relationships later? Help them grow that way today. To help children develop the tools they need later in life to successfully achieve healthy conflict resolution, engage now as parents.
Can you safely exercise while breastfeeding? Will it effect your milk? What about watching what you eat? Star Rodriguez, IBCLC, looks at 3 common myths associated with breastfeeding and fitness, showing that you CAN take care of your health and your baby’s.
Breastfeeding can be such a sacred time in our lives. While we cherish the breastfeeding journey, it is rare in our culture to commemorate the end of breastfeeding with little more than a note in the baby book. If breastfeeding was important to you, consider celebrating your experiences and remembering this special transition with a weaning ceremony.
I’m used to writing things that make people uncomfortable, I hope this one really does. Typically I talk about boobs, breastfeeding, babies, birth, children, parenting, and similarly related topics here. This post is going to be about more of the same, it just won’t look like it. To be really up front and fair: I have an agenda with this post. Maybe the post important post I’ve written.
In this article, we’ll look at pumping when you return to work or school and pumping exclusively, either by choice or for a health condition. Hopefully, these tips will help anyone facing these situations to successfully provide breastmilk for their child(ren). Just like before, if a certain situation applies or doesn’t apply to you, feel free to skip to or past it.
PAXbaby.com helps us navigate the world of babywearing, talking about the different carriers, breastfeeding and babywearing, carriers/carries for different stages, and much, much more.
Welcome to The Leaky Boob, your trusted companion on the journey of nurturing and nourishing your little one. We understand that feeding your child is a unique experience for every family, filled with joys and challenges alike. Our mission is to provide you with evidence-based information, practical advice, and a supportive community to empower you in your breastfeeding journey.
Hi, I’m Jessica, the founder of The Leaky Boob, Lactation Educator, Parenting Educator, Parenting and Relationship Coach, and mom of 9. I’m so glad you are here.
