Breastfeeding is the most intimate moment between a mother and her child. So it is understandable that you may have a few worries, whether that be going back to work and breastfeeding at the same time, or whether you are producing enough milk for your little one. Not to worry as we have all the solutions to your breastfeeding problems.
This Sports Illustrated model walked the runway breastfeeding her baby
A Sports Illustrated model has been hailed an inspiration after appearing on the catwalk while breastfeeding her five-month-old baby.
In a step to normalise breastfeeding and stop the stigma surrounding motherhood, Mara Martin walked down the runway...
Does nipple size affect whether or not you can breastfeed?
Women's nipples come in all shapes and sizes, but does that matter when it comes to breastfeeding?
Worried about the complications that come with breastfeeding? Some regular concerns that crop up with mothers-to-be include sore...
Clare Byam-Cook: How can we improve Britain’s breastfeeding rates?
As we celebrate National Breastfeeding Week, Clare Byam-Cook addresses the issue of plummeting breastfeeding rates
The reason I ask this question is because, despite endless campaigns to promote breastfeeding, Britain still has one of the...
How to boost your milk supply
Nutritionist Louise Pyne finds out how to make the most of your milk supply
You need all the energy you can muster to cope with the changes that come with newborn territory, so focusing on a...
What you should be eating if you’re breastfeeding
Lauren Dangoor, founder of Feed Me 2, gives us the lowdown on your breastfeeding diet
Breastfeeding is an incredible experience but one that can also be incredibly taxing, both physically and emotionally. The direct link...
How to continue breastfeeding if you’re returning to work
For breastfeeding mothers, returning to work is a big milestone and usually means making changes in baby's feeding routine
It’s recommended that new mums exclusively breastfeed for the first six months of baby's life, but there...
Alternative uses for unused breast milk
Deearna Withey, premature, newborn, toddler and multiples consultant, gives us her advice on leftover breast milk
Did you know that unused expressed breast milk has many uses? Never throw it away! Here are my five...
The benefits of hand expressing…
Hand expressing is a really useful skill to learn as it allows you to take care of your breasts and prevent potential problems like blocked ducts or engorgment, Sally Tedstone, Midwife and Infant Feeding...
What is mastitis?
Mastitis is a breast infection which is normally the result of a clogged duct or an infection carried from baby to mum via cracked or sore nipples
If you have mastitis, there are a few...
How to express and store breast milk
Sioned Hilton answers your breastfeeding questions
While it’s often best to aim for breast, there are times when you might want or need to express your milk. Firstly, you will need to establish what kind...
