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Would You Eat Breast Milk Ice Cream?

Believe it or not, a specialist ice-cream parlor in London started serving "Baby Gaga," a breast milk ice cream, last Friday. The founder, ... Read More »

Baby bacteria may predict obesity

A Finnish study discovered that the bacteria found in a baby's gut may be an early predictor of future obesity. The study, published in The American ... Read More »

Want your kids to have less stress in life? Breast feed them

The debate rages on with natural health supporters and practitioners who claim that natural breast feeding is much healthier for babies than ... Read More »

Breast-fed kids are smarter

Do you believe that those kids who are breast fed actually end up smarter compared to those fed formula as babies? Well, not all breast fed babies end ... Read More »

Breast-feeding mom wants study breaks to nurse her daughter

As Bethany reported yesterday, a Harvard law student has found it hard to try and breast feed her four month-old due to not being allowed extra breaks ... Read More »

The Daily Turn On! Laughing moms make healthier milk

Life is too short not to be fully "tuned in." The Daily Turn On! is designed to wake up your senses, all six of them: smell, taste, touch, hearing, ... Read More »

Codeine risk for some nursing mothers

The FDA has recently revealed that nursing mothers who are taking codeine may be putting their children at risk. Subsequently, moms who are taking the ... Read More »

China encouraging more women to breast feed

In an interesting baby welfare twist in China, the government there is now encouraging all new mothers to breast feed their babies. Why now, you ask? ... Read More »

The best food for your baby

After those first six months of breastfeeding (or formula), what is the best food you can provide to your baby? That question, which is extremely ... Read More »

Study finds breast feeding doesn't affect future obesity

Breast feeding an infant won't prevent them from becoming obese as a child, according to a new study that is refuting earlier conclusions from various ... Read More »