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.
Learn how to recognize and prevent dehydration in breastfed babies. Discover early warning signs, simple prevention tips, and how breastfeeding…
Feeling queasy while breastfeeding? You’re not alone. Brief waves of nausea often arrive with letdown as oxytocin nudges the gut,…
Some medical interventions during labor and birth — like C-sections, epidurals, or NICU stays — can affect breastfeeding in the…
Worried about low blood sugar in your newborn? You're not alone—and the good news is, breastfeeding can help. Learn how…
Oral thrush in babies is a common but manageable yeast infection that can affect both breastfed infants and their mothers.…
Breast milk jaundice is common in healthy newborns and usually harmless. This guide breaks down what causes jaundice, how breastfeeding…
Breastfeeding while sick is not only safe in most cases—it's actually beneficial for your baby. Your body passes immune-boosting antibodies…
Breastfeeding moms may notice changes in their breasts more easily, making self-checks a powerful tool. This guide helps you tell…
Hair loss while breastfeeding can feel alarming, but it’s typically a normal, temporary part of postpartum recovery. This guide breaks…
Postpartum thyroid issues can quietly sabotage your energy, mood, and milk supply. This friendly, mom-to-mom guide explains how thyroid hormones…
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