Your diet and hydration can have an impact on your breastmilk supply, but so can certain activities, like how often you breastfeed and certain feeding practices. We’re sharing 5 foods that are considered galactagogues to support healthy lactation and boost milk supply.

The loss of a baby is a heartbreaking experience that no parent should ever have to endure. In the midst of grief and sorrow, some parents find solace in donating their breastmilk to help other babies in need. Donating breastmilk after baby loss is a gift of love and compassion that can make a meaningful impact in the lives of others. We’ve partnered with The Milk Bank to bring you more information about donating breast milk after loss. 

Breastfeeding can be hard, painful, and exhausting. Real mothers share the best advice they received while they were struggling to breastfeed.

It’s World Breastfeeding Week so we’re highlighting 5 amazing facts you might not know about breastmilk, from its nutritional benefits to the way it changes color.

It’s World Breastfeeding Week so we’re highlighting the incredible nutritional benefits of breastmilk that directly promote your newborn's healthy development. Learn the 7 wonders of breastmilk: baby’s first superfood

Exercising as a new mother will not affect the nutritional composition, flavor, or amount of breast milk you produce (as long as you practice safe exercise habits), and may even pass on lifelong health benefits to baby.

If you've struggled with breastfeeding or expressing milk effectively, lactation consultants can be incredibly helpful. But if you're just getting started, read on for our top 5 tips to help you express milk comfortably, safely, and with as little stress as possible.

It's World Breastfeeding Week, and that means taking time to celebrate the beauty of breastfeeding–but it also means recognizing that breastfeeding is hard, and it doesn't work for everyone. You probably know by now that there's a prominent stigma against women who doesn't breastfeed their babies, and we think now is the perfect time to talk about it.

Feeding your baby is like all parts of parenting – you have to figure it out as you go along, it's harder than it looks, and how you decide to do it is a personal choice. Everyone has their own right answer when it comes to nursing, bottle-feeding, or formula feeding -- and there is no one right way to do it. We promise you’ll be able to nourish and bond with your baby regardless of what way you choose to feed. In honor of World Breastfeeding Week, we wanted to talk about some of the best benefits of nursing for mama.

We're big believers in Fed Is Best, and ultimately, having baby close to you for those multiple daily feedings offers important bonding moments, regardless of whether you're nursing or formula feeding. But in honor of World Breastfeeding Week, we want to highlight the power of breastmilk for your growing baby.