My "Ode to the Shelf Bra Camisole." I love this inexpensive and versatile little piece of clothing that can serve as useful nursing clothing 24/7, all year round! Some tips on use and important features.

Scheduled feedings, such as described in Ezzo's "On Becoming Babywise," can cause significant health problems in some babies. Learn more about scheduled feedings and on-cue feedings. Includes links to AAP recommendations and alerts on this topic.

Visiting with family can be both joyful and stressful for the nursing mother. But how Moms and Dads present themselves and involve family during visits can attract or deflect both wanted and unwanted advice or criticism. Share these tips on handling visits with your spouse.

Review of Mompreneur Jorie-Cohn Wisnefsky's Private Dining nursing cover-up.

Letdown, also knows as milk ejection reflex, is the physiological process by which the breast releases milk from the milk producing glands into the milk ducts for access by the baby. For some women, letdown can sometimes be quite painful, especially early in breastfeeding.

Overactive Letdown of milk while breastfeeding (also known as milk oversupply, overabundance of milk, or forceful milk ejection reflex) is a common occurrence in early breastfeeding. What causes overactive letdown and what can be done in early breastfeeding to try to avoid this challenge?

Did you know that you can and should continue nursing your baby when you are sick! Includes information and tips to get through cold and flu season.

The side-lying position can help mothers get more sleep. Here's some tips and information on nursing lying down.

A discussion of contemporary challenges experienced by those nursing in public, and how the internet has influenced response and public perception.

Thoughts on nursing a toddler into their third year of life.