Category: Breastfeeding-related

A selection of breastfeeding-related articles. Looking for something that doesn’t fit into a specific topic? This section gathers all our helpful breastfeeding content that’s not in a set category. From personal stories to extra tips and insights, you might find just what you need right here.

  • Breastfeeding and Tooth Decay – What The Research Says

    Breastfeeding and Tooth Decay – What The Research Says

    Breastfeeding doesn’t cause tooth decay—but feeding habits, hygiene, and sugar intake matter. Learn what the research really says about breastfeeding and cavities, what puts your baby’s teeth at risk, and simple steps to protect that growing smile without giving up breastfeeding.

  • Newborn Low Blood Sugar Explained – How to Help Your Baby

    Newborn Low Blood Sugar Explained – How to Help Your Baby

    Worried about low blood sugar in your newborn? You’re not alone—and the good news is, breastfeeding can help. Learn how early, frequent feeds and simple skin-to-skin contact can stabilize blood sugar and protect your baby’s health.

  • Can You Donate Plasma While Breastfeeding? – Read This First

    Can You Donate Plasma While Breastfeeding? – Read This First

    Wondering if it’s safe to donate plasma while breastfeeding? This guide breaks down the facts, expert advice, and real mom experiences so you can decide what’s right for you. Learn how donation affects milk supply, hydration, and recovery—and when it’s actually safe to roll up your sleeve.

  • Failed at Breastfeeding? – It’s Okay

    Failed at Breastfeeding? – It’s Okay

    Breastfeeding doesn’t always go as planned—and when it doesn’t, many mothers are left feeling heartbroken, isolated, and like they’ve failed. This page shares real, honest stories from women who struggled with breastfeeding and made the difficult decision to supplement or switch to formula.

  • Switching to Formula With Confidence and Love – Let Go of Guilt

    Switching to Formula With Confidence and Love – Let Go of Guilt

    These are the real stories of women who chose or needed to formula-feed their babies. Their honesty and strength challenge the guilt and judgment so many mothers face when breastfeeding doesn’t go as planned.

  • My Milk Never Came in After Birth

    My Milk Never Came in After Birth

    Real stories from mothers whose breast milk never came in or was delayed. If you’re struggling with low milk supply and searching for answers, these personal experiences offer honesty, insight, and reassurance that you’re not alone.

  • Guilt Over Not Breastfeeding – Choosing Formula Without Shame

    Guilt Over Not Breastfeeding – Choosing Formula Without Shame

    Not every parent’s feeding journey goes as planned—and that’s okay. This page is a safe, judgment-free space. If you’re carrying guilt or feeling alone, you’ll find stories, support, and resources here to remind you: feeding your baby with love is what truly matters.

  • The Importance of Tummy Time

    The Importance of Tummy Time

    Tummy time is an essential part of a baby’s development, and it should be encouraged from an early age. It involves placing a baby on their stomach while they are awake to allow them to develop the strength in their neck muscles, which is necessary for rolling over, sitting up, and crawling. As a parent…

  • Infant Weight Chart & Weight Guidelines

    Infant Weight Chart & Weight Guidelines

    Weight Loss and Weight Gain in BabiesAre you worried that your baby is losing weight?One of the main concerns many Mothers may have is the weight of their babies. Most babies will lose weight immediately after birth, but it may be cause for concern if they lose too much weight.Mothers who have been given a…

  • Encouraging Breastfeeding Stories – You Can Do It!

    Encouraging Breastfeeding Stories – You Can Do It!

    Breastfeeding Stories From the HeartThere is something to be learned from someone else’s breastfeeding story. Here you will find those breastfeeding hardships, trials, joys, and triumphs to motivate those thinking of breastfeeding or struggling to breastfeed.Elsabe Rabe, 22, lives in Limpopo, South Africa, and shares her story…“When I think back on my breastfeeding journey with…