Dysphoric Milk Ejection Reflex (D-MER) is a term used to describe the intense feelings of anxiety, sadness or anger which impact some breastfeeding women just
One in five women experience feelings of aversion during breastfeeding, according to a new Australian study, suggesting the phenomenon is more prevalent than previously recognised.
I consider myself fortunate to not have felt touched out at all for the first 18 months or so of my son’s life. In fact,
When I think about nursing older babies and children, I am filled with joy. For me, it is a feeling of nostalgia as my youngest
Never did I imagine I’d still be nursing my son at almost 17 months, when at the beginning I couldn’t see us making it to
This week on the boobingit podcast my special guest is international speaker, campaigner and author Zainab Yate. Zainab is a breastfeeding advocate and infant feeding
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