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The all-new KeaBabies Pulse Breast Pump is a must-have for breastfeeding moms - but what special features does this wearable breast pump have to offer for modern parents?

Even though it’s “par for the course”, leaking breasts can be an inconvenience. For many breastfeeding moms, good, quality nursing pads can be a lifesaver!

Breastfed babies can also be bottle fed, but this transition can be tricky. Help alleviate the struggle of transitioning between breast and bottle by following these simple techniques!

Having access to donor breast milk has amazing benefits for moms and babies alike, especially now that the national formula shortage continues to aggravate.

All newborns need their mother’s loving touch and nurturing support. Infants are born with an instinctive nature to find moms breast and feed, but not every child is the same. Infants are all unique and some babies will need some extra help with feeding.

Babywearing can safely be done with your child, and it can be such an enjoyable bonding experience for both parent and baby. We’re going to talk about all things babywearing, including breastfeeding while babywearing…Yes, that’s possible too!

Making the choice to breastfeed is an individual decision dependent on a number of factors - but if you plan to breastfeed your little one, be sure to stock up on all the essentials while you’re pregnant!

Breastfeeding is a wonderful way for mothers to bond with their babies and provide the best nourishment for their growing little ones - but breastfeeding a baby can also be a huge challenge! One common problem many mothers face during their breastfeeding experience is dealing with a clogged milk duct.

"You can plan all you want but there is always something that changes or goes slightly off those plans."

Wondering what simple exercises you can do at home to shed some baby weight and stay upbeat? Here, we’re going to lead you through easy home exercises for a breastfeeding mom to get back in shape post-pregnancy.

Breastfeeding offers impressive benefits for the mother as well. However, if you are a diabetic mother, you might have doubts relating to breastfeeding.

Ever since breast pumps were introduced in the 1990s, many women nowadays prefer to pump milk for the baby instead of putting the child to the breast.