Leading health organizations agree that breastmilk represents the nutritional gold standard for infant nutrition and provides infants the nutrients they need for healthy growth and development.  

There’s a lot of discussion and understandable concern about Coronavirus right now and it’s natural to wonder how best to care for a little one at a time like this.

If you’re breastfeeding, it helps to build a little stash of breastmilk for when you may need to be away from baby. One of the newer ways to do this is to use a breastmilk collector. It can be a super-simple method of collecting some extra breastmilk – without the hassle of pumping!

Many new moms find themselves feeling a broad range of emotions about their new role and the responsibilities that go along with it. Combined with the regular stressors and responsibilities of life, it’s easy to see how we can begin to feel overwhelmed.

Myth 1: Breastfeeding is painful. While there can be discomfort while your body’s adjusting, the discomfort will go away before long. In the meantime, there are remedies available so there is no need to suffer! 

Breastfeeding is natural but it does not come naturally for everyone.