by Kasey Stacey I know what you may be thinking: “Shut up, Kasey. We all know that you make a ton of breastmilk and we…
Kasey StaceyOctober 9, 2018
Today’s guest blog comes from Colleen McLaughlin, LMT, RN, a friend and colleague who shares my passion for working with babies and their families. You…
Katie MaddenDecember 19, 2017
When a perfectly happily nursing baby refuses to latch onto the breast for more than two nursing sessions in a row, we call this a…
Katie MaddenOctober 24, 2017
Photo credit for featured image: Angie Gray Many new mothers worry if they will be able to keep up with their baby’s demand after returning…
Katie MaddenJuly 4, 2017
A baby born at younger than 36 weeks is considered premature. A baby born at 38 weeks or later is considered full term. But what…
Katie MaddenFebruary 28, 2017
by Elizabeth Napolin When I was 36 weeks and one day pregnant, we had some friends over for dinner. It had been a long work day…
Katie MaddenFebruary 28, 2017
by Justine Deputy With my background working as a nurse at The Birth Center and working with Balanced Breastfeeding, I was lucky to know the…
Katie MaddenDecember 27, 2016
This blog explains possible reasons why a baby may be popping on and off the breast. “Popping on and off” is not to be confused…
Katie MaddenAugust 30, 2016
Babies are gassy. They burp, hiccup, fart, shart, and poop. After twelve plus years of working with babies, I still giggle a bit when the…
Katie MaddenMay 24, 2016