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FDA warns nursing moms about nipple cream

Breastfeeding isn't always easy in the beginning. Poor latch can lead to sore and cracked nipples, which -- until they heal -- can make nursing even ... Read More »

Breast-feeding may boost IQ

According to a recent study, babies who were breastfed exclusively for at least the first three months of life scored higher on IQ tests at age six ... Read More »

Sleep helps you lose the baby weight

I breastfed both kids -- my firstborn for nearly seven months and my second for 13 months. Why the difference? I had this fantasy that if I stopped ... 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 »

Expectant and new parents get updated allergy advice

When I became a mom for the first time, my own mother remarked on how much parenting techniques had changed since she was a young mother. I told her ... 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 »

Moms: You can't blame the droop on breastfeeding

Even as you, a new mother, revel in the joy of your newborn, you might be watching with the despair the southern migration of your breasts. It's no ... 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 »

Breastfeeding medical student asks for more time on tests

Though breastfeeding is recommended as the safest and most nutritious way to feed a baby, social standards often don't reflect that fact, nor do they ... Read More »