Andrea Tran RN, BSN, MA, IBCLC

Has breastfeeding not been the weight loss magic that you’d heard it could be? Are you getting frustrated with the

Nipple shields for breastfeeding are frequently recommended for a variety of nursing problems. I have seen this happen when a

  There are millions of women of childbearing age who have had a breast reduction, breast augmentation, and breast biopsies.

Biting and breastfeeding are two words that no mom wants to say in the same sentence. Biting during breastfeeding can

Using infant formula when breastfeeding can happen by necessity or by choice. For some nursing moms the need to use

Babies grow faster in their first year of life than at any other time (Source). While they are growing all

A nursing mom has unique concerns when it comes to postpartum depression. She will want to learn all she can

When you have a newborn, you will find yourself the recipient of a boatload of unsolicited advice. This is even

Pacifiers are practically the universal sign for babies. But moms want to know if breastfed babies and pacifiers are a

Breast refusal is one of the most difficult breastfeeding problems that can occur. It is especially difficult when a newborn

When you are feeling miserable you want to know what will make you feel better. You also need fact-based information

Are you are a breastfeeding mom who worries about your breastfed baby’s weight? There is a lot of attention paid