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It was the last thing I could do of my body to give my babies the best chance of a healthy, happy and strong life and to be physically connected in a way that nurtured them. 
Klaudia Flanigan
Breastfeeding Mother
Whether you’re nervous or relieved, going home presents its own set of challenges. But never fear, we have all the information and advice you need to continue the great choice you have made to breastfeed your baby.
As your baby gets older, learn to recognize growth spurts, cluster feeding and more.
All moms want to make sure their baby is getting enough to eat. Luckily, there are some simple things you can do to check that baby is full and satisfied.
Ever wondered how your nipples know when it’s time to let milk out? Now, the mystery is solved.
Tips and tricks for increasing your milk production.
Got a milk flood? We can help you stop it.
Our tips and tricks banish wet circles from your shirts forever.
Ah, nipples, the unsung heroes of breastfeeding. Through soreness, stretching and more, we help you care for them.
When to expect your period, and what kind of birth control works with breastfeeding.
Pumping and storing breast milk is a great way to give yourself a break or let your partner feed baby. Get the basics on pumping right here.
Do babies notice when you eat spicy foods? We’re sharing the whole enchilada.
You’re not alone – WIC has online resources as well as peer counselors, lactation consultants,
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that infants be breastfed for at least the first 12 months of life. Breastfeeding past one year of age should continue for as long as mother and infant desire.
From where to nurse to what to avoid, these are the best secrets of breastfeeding—revealed!
