Skip to content

Breastmilk. Every Ounce Counts.

Menu

En Español

Search:

Search

Benefits to Breastfeeding
Getting Prepared
Teamwork
Breastfeeding 101
Your Milk Supply
Working Moms
Self-Care
Mom's Playground

Home / Mom's Playground / Real Mom Stories

Content begins here

Here you can submit a story, or simply a quote, to share your experiences with other moms. Let's laugh, cry, and figure this out together.

Here you can submit a story, or simply a quote, to share your experiences with other moms. Let's laugh, cry, and figure this out together.

Real Mom Stories

Here you can submit a story, or simply a quote, to share your experiences with other moms. Let's laugh, cry, and figure this out together.

Loading...

TexasWIC

Learn how Texas WIC can
help you and your family >
Texaswic.org | 800.942.3678

Breastfeeding Help

855-550-6667

Helpful Resources

Find breastfeeding support and useful information >

You have the right
to breastfeed in public.

Chapter 165, Texas Health and Safety Code states that a mother is entitled to breastfeed her baby in any location in which the mother is authorized to be.

Download the Card

Share this Site

Facebook Twitter Pinterest

Email Tumblr

Benefits to Breastfeeding
Myths About Breastfeeding
Good for Babies
Good for Moms
Good for Preemies
Good for Multiples

Getting Prepared
Baby Behavior — What's Normal?
My Breastfeeding Plan
What to Ask Your Doctors
Choosing Your Hospital
What to Pack
Child Care Facility Support

Teamwork
For Dad
For Grandma
Friends and Family
Peer Counselors
Lactation Consultants
Texas WIC

Breastfeeding 101
Skin to Skin
Breastfeeding Positions
How to Latch
Baby's Cues
Feeding Patterns
The Let-Down
Leaking
Nipple Care
Breastfeeding in Public
Need Help?

Your Milk Supply
Setting Your Supply
Too Much Milk or Oversupply
Pump and Store
Stockpiling Breastmilk
Introducing a Bottle

Working Moms
Maternity Leave
Returning to Work
Pumping at Work
Your Rights and the Law
Texas Mother-Friendly Worksites

Self-Care for Mom
Family Planning
Eating & Exercising
Mental & Emotional Health

Mom's Playground
Real Mom Stories
Downloadable Lullabies
Video Blogs
Helpful Resources
Educational Games

Contact Us
Texas Health and Human Services Commission, WIC Program

WIC Program Nutrition Education/Clinic Services
4616 W. Howard Lane, Bldg 8, Ste 840
Austin, Texas 78728

Phone: (800) 942-3678
Fax: (512) 341-4473
WICGeneral@dshs.state.tx.us

See the Ad Campaign >

Texas law says you have the right to breastfeed in public.

©2011-2019 Texas Health and Human Services Commission, WIC Program. All rights reserved. View our privacy practices.

To view certain files linked from this website, you may need to install one or more of these free applications: Adobe Acrobat Reader, or Microsoft Word Viewer.