Wondering if feeding is on track? These steady, real-world signs can help you feel confident, whether you breastfeed, combo ...

A group of university researchers at Northwestern — including a nursing mother — have come up with a way to ease one of the most anxiety-producing dilemmas of early breastfeeding: How much milk is the ...

Breast milk contains lactose, which plays an important role in development. However, some infants may be lactose intolerant. Gas, diarrhea, and other symptoms may occur. Lactose is actually a ...

A cow’s milk allergy can affect infants with a sensitivity to proteins in the milk. Symptoms include swelling of the lips, hives, rashes, vomiting, diarrhea, and breathing difficulties and can range ...

Editor's Note: Scientific literature generally uses the words "mother" and "maternal" in reference to a person with a uterus who has carried a child. To avoid inconsistencies, this article also uses ...

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Starting solid foods is an exciting milestone in your baby’s first year! If you’re exploring baby-led weaning (BLW), you might have lots of questions about introducing cereal into your little one’s ...

I admit I sometimes play a little Russian roulette with my leftovers. Hot dogs that have been in the back of the fridge for who-knows-how-long? Looks fine! This rice that’s been left out overnight?

I began noticing a pattern: clients who were six to 12 months postpartum were coming into session describing unexpected ...