by Mary Ashley Parrish I had just found out I was pregnant when the breastfeeding anxiety began. I had read everything about how a woman…
bbfeedadminApril 16, 2019
by Courtney Sley “You know you really love someone when you can’t hate them for breaking your heart.” This was a quote I found when…
Katie MaddenJuly 31, 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
Your baby is popping on and off the boob. Latching and unlatching. A little annoying and worrisome, huh? “Popping on and off” is not to…
Katie MaddenAugust 30, 2016
