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Leaking breasts: What you need to know When you’re breastfeeding your baby, you may notice your otherbreast leaking milk. This is perfectly normal and caused by somethingcalled the ‘let-down’ reflex (also known as the milk ejection reflex), whichworks like this: Your baby’s sucking triggers the release of the hormoneoxytocin...
Copper Pearl TM multi-use 5-in-1 cover can be used as a car seat cover, a nursing cover, a shopping cart cover, a high chair cover, and an infinity scarf. This versatile cover is made of a high quality, stretchy, and durable fabric. The unisex, modern, and trendy fabric offers your...
One topic that seems to connect us all as breastfeeding mothers is the universal concern that at some point or another our baby needs more milk than we can provide. Sometimes it’s true, and sometimes we just need help adjusting our expectations. If you find yourself in a position where...
As we approach the Holiday season, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle-bustle and find ourselves overscheduled. As new parent, we find ourselves with a long list of people who want to spend time with our little new additions, and that can switch up our routine quite a...
Is babywearing safe? Absolutely yes! Babywearing is a practice that has been around for centuries throughout the world. It offers many benefits for parent and baby. With the many carseats, strollers and other devises introduced by manufacturers in the last few decades, is seems we have moved away from closer contact with our...
Maintaining a healthy circulatory system is so important – it helps to keep you active, strong and comfortable. Symptoms of poor circulation can include anything from tingly limbs and discomfort to the development of blood clots or deep vein thrombosis, which can be life threatening. Men and women of all...
… a technique to aid latching when a mother is engorged by K. Jean Cotterman RNC, IBCLC. Reprinted with permission from the author. More health care providers are observing that mothers receiving multiple intrapartum IV’s experience delay in expected postpartum fluid shift. Increased edema during the puerperium complicates engorgement, increases...
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