After tweeting Delta to fix their breastfeeding policy and education of their employees I discovered I would be flying Delta myself with my nursling. Just what does breastfeeding on a plane look like? Let me show you.
Delta airlines tells a woman on twitter that she has to cover to feed her baby. This is why we still need to normalize breastfeeding.
Being vocal in our stand against harassing mothers feeding their babies in public is an important part of supporting breastfeeding, women, children, and families. But is that enough? Not everyone is comfortable with approaches such as social media debates, nurse-ins, and talking to a TV crew but there are other, possible more effective, means of inspiring systemic change.
by Jessica Martin-Weber Ah, the bru-ha-ha. A celebrity shared a picture of herself breastfeeding her child. She’s a hero! She’s so natural! She’s supporting women! She’s a REAL mom! She’s…
What should you do if your child encounters a breastfeeding woman? How do you answer the questions they may have about what it is she is doing? How do you respond if your child should see that? With tips and even a script, this handy guide can help you navigate the confusing and potentially rocky terrain of talking with children (and maybe even adults) about breastfeeding.
Breastfeeding and babywearing go hand in hand but it can be a little tricky to figure out. Tips for breastfeeding in a soft structure carrier and video demonstration in an Ergo.
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.