Inverted Nipples or Flat Nipples are common causes of early breastfeeding challenges, but ones that *can* be overcome with support. How to tell if you have inverted or flat nipples, why they can cause problems and how to prepare before the baby arrives.

It is easy to forget that women who experience the crushing tragedy of infant demise, stillbirth or even late-term miscarriage will still have to face the reality of dealing with the onset of breast milk production. Here is some helpful information on reducing and stopping milk production.

Nursing in Winter can be tricky. Keeping warm and managing bulky clothes can make it hard to feed on the go. Here's some low-cost tips and tricks to maximize your winter wardrobe without straining your wallet.

In some situations, it is necessary for a breastfeeding mother to actively work to increase milk supply. Includes information on situations which may require intervention as well as strategies to increase supply.

Guidelines for storing expressed breast milk -- fresh, refrigerated or frozen.

What's a Dad to do? Husbands can sometimes feel left out of the special relationship between a mom and a breastfed baby, but there are many things a Dad can do to support breastfeeding and create a unique bond with his baby at the same time.

Hospital routine and policy just after delivery can have an effect on the successful inititation of breastfeeding. Here are some potential pitfalls to plan for or try to avoid.

One serious and surprisingly common hazard of formula involves the manufacture of the product itself – formula recalls. Includes and overview of the types of recalls, the types of problems and possible options for supplementing mothers.

Hand expression of breastmilk can be a useful tool for breastfeeding moms. Gives examples of situations and reasons when hand expression would be appropriate or especially helfpul.

Is your infant experiencing a growth spurt? Here's what you need to know to meet your baby's needs...