Would you eat your lunch on the toilet? Better yet, would you prepare your child’s lunch in a public bathroom stall? And yet, that is essentially what we ask of nursing mothers who need to pump outside of the home.
On October 12, 2011
What's Hot in Breastfeeding
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I would love to read that natural doesn’t mean perfect and formula doesn’t equal failure.
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Like many support groups, we bonded by learning to cope with a common enemy—breastfeeding.
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I was cruising around on Mommyish this morning and found a link to a Slate article published earlier this summer about a man who was determined to breastfeed. I was immediately fascinated by the idea
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Some working mothers tell me they don’t mind pumping at all. They rig some nifty hands-free bra and use the time strategically to answer email or peruse corporate memos. Those mothers are not like me.
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Mother's milk is ideal for babies -- but breast-feeding may not work for every mom.
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Whether you offer baby the breast or a bottle, we'll help you past the feeding and nursing roadblocks.
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Here's a plan to help your older child stop breastfeeding.
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