Ruth Maguire

Ruth Maguire

Mama of two. Breastfeeding Peer Supporter. Founder of boobingit.com. When not at home working or mothering I'll likely be out thrifting or grabbing a sneaky coffee and sweet treat.

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New research suggests that breastfeeding – whether exclusive or partial – may be associated with lower rates of maternal depression and anxiety up to a

2025 didn’t bring endless celebrity breastfeeding headlines – but it did bring meaningful moments. Moments that sparked conversation, offered visibility, and reminded us that feeding

Breastfeeding twins is often spoken about in hushed tones – as something extraordinary, overwhelming, or even impossible. But for the mothers living it, the story

Finding the perfect gift for a breastfeeding mother can be a challenge, but this Christmas, we’re here to make it easy! Whether you’re shopping for

The World Health Organization (WHO) is marking its first official observance of World Prematurity Day with the launch of a new global clinical practice guide

Public Health Scotland has reported the highest breastfeeding rates since records began – with more than half of all babies in Scotland now being breastfed

In recent years, a growing number of celebrity mothers have shared their experiences of breastfeeding toddlers and older infants, challenging societal norms and encouraging others

Dr Elise Turner, a women’s health doctor and business-class Virgin Australia passenger, has shared a distressing experience: she says she was asked to leave the

Each year more than 3.5 million women give birth in the U.S., and approximately 84% begin breastfeeding. However, many women are unable to meet their

Black Breastfeeding Week (25–31 August) shines a light on the unique experiences of Black families, addressing the cultural barriers, health disparities, and systemic inequalities that

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