As we gear up for the spookiest night of the year, we’re hoping to see lots of cute breastfed babies dressed up as ‘lil pumpkins.
October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month. When a baby is born with Down syndrome it is important that families get the individual support they need
Introduction Breastfeeding your child in public, or even just in front of visitors at home, can feel really daunting, particularly in those early days after
Packing my hospital bag at around 32 weeks pregnant, I still remember ticking off my list; nappies – check, maternity pads – check, magazines –
In England the last Infant Feeding Survey took place in 2010. Since then there have been no up-to-date records of how parents feed their babies.
Having a toddler and a new baby can be a big adjustment. It’s easy to wonder how you’ll be able to make breastfeeding work when
September is well-known for being the most popular birth month (with Christmas festivities being the reason!). And, of course, with new babies also comes lots
Our society seems to have this view that breastfeeding beyond 6 months is not necessary. That there’s something slightly wrong with you if you’re still
Many people have a successful breastfeeding journey without ever needing to express their milk. However, many feeding journeys will involve expressing, and there are various
By Storm Newton A mechanism in the brain could explain why some breastfeeding mothers leak milk when their baby cries and why they continue to
