Content under this tag is for informational and support purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider (such as your doctor, a paediatrician, or an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant – IBCLC) for diagnosis and treatment.
We cover a broad range of topics where health and breastfeeding intersect.
Breast and Nipple Conditions: Information and support for managing painful issues like:
This tag helps individuals connect with others who have faced similar medical challenges, share practical solutions, and find resources to continue their breastfeeding journey safely and confidently.
How To Keep Your Baby From GettingDehydrated While You're Out Taking your baby outdoors is an exciting and highly beneficial…
There are quite a few mothers that say they experience nausea while breastfeeding. They say they feel the same type…
Many interventions can affect the breastfeeding relationship. Drugs: Drugs during labor and medications taken during pregnancy can affect the baby’s…
Hypoglycemia & Breastfeeding Is low blood sugar in newborns serious? It is common for babies to have low blood sugar…
Oral thrush in infants, which is more common at about four weeks of age, may occur more than once. It…
What is Jaundice? Jaundice is very common; almost all infants have jaundice to a certain degree. Jaundice is diagnosed as…
Can Any Illnesses Be Passed via Your Breast Milk to Your Baby? 1. Should I breastfeed, If I have a…
Mothers who are lactating may find that they are more in tune with their breast health due to the numerous…
If you are losing hair, thinking that it’s breastfeeding that’s causing it, let me put your mind at ease, it…
Postpartum thyroid dysfunction is a common condition that occurs in women after giving birth. It is characterized by an imbalance…
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