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Referrals for the procedure in the U.S. went up tenfold, from 1,200 in 1997 to 12,400 in 2012.
I felt prepared for breastfeeding. But there was one area where my breastfeeding education was sorely lacking: weaning.
It's a challenge, but it's so worth it.
If your toddler is a plate pusher like mine, there is a solution.
If you're heading back to work from mat leave, we have some ideas for what to pack for lunch, mama.
The big world of diverse food options is ahead of you–and that's definitely cause for celebration.
Remember not to be too hard on yourself. You won't be able to predict or plan for every challenge.
No more pumping in the airport bathroom, mamas!
And how to introduce them using baby led weaning.
Accommodating baby's appetite has never been easier thanks to some pretty remarkable developments with pump technology.
The Chief Scientific Officer cleared some things up for us.
There are heavy metals in some baby foods, but we don't need to panic.
Double the mouths to feed, double the feeding troubles? Not necessarily.
Well Rounded's weekly links, World Breastfeeding Week edition, are here!
Because it's #worldbreastfeedingweek ya'll.
When the co-parent does chores and cooking, mama has time to focus on feeding the baby and getting the rest she needs to keep her milk supply up.
A certified aromatherapist and herbalist shares her secrets.
Why we’re putting too much pressure on new moms to breastfeed.
"Fed is best" applies to advice from doctors and midwives, too.
And 5 tips to help you with the transition!
