A Good Start for Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding can be a wonderful bonding time for you and your baby. It is a round-the-clock commitment, and for first-time moms, it is a new and unfamiliar experience.

Almost Is Not Enough
Long before I gave birth to my daughter, I knew that I wanted to nurse my children. I envisioned myself, in a rocking chair, my beautiful infant swaddled securely in my arms, nursing contently.

Baby's First Feeding
You've done your "homework" and are as prepared as anybody can be for such a unique experience. And hopefully, you've decided to breastfeed your baby.

Bellawear Nursing Apparel
After the birth of her third child, Brenda J. Pontillo, a pediatric nurse practitioner from Ann Arbor, Mich.

Biting the Breast that Feeds
Megan is a breastfed baby. She has a gorgeous complexion compliments of Mother Nature's most precious gift.

Breast Care Basics
Perhaps the most important part of breastfeeding your baby is, well, the breast. How well you care for your breast during breastfeeding, especially those critical first few months, is crucial to your ultimate breastfeeding success.

Breast Milk Banks
Jacqueline Soriano's son Kade was born five weeks early with a hearty appetite. Suffering from gestational diabetes, Soriano's milk supply was not coming in, and she was concerned about how she would feed her premature, jaundiced son.

Breast, Baby and Belly
People you know may be surprised if you decide to breastfeed during a pregnancy or even fear that it is dangerous. However, there is no documented danger to the mother or fetus when mothers breastfeed during a healthy pregnancy.

Breastfeeding 101
Determined to give your baby the best, you've chosen to try breastfeeding. As you await your little one's arrival, you may be reading up on nursing and chatting with friends and family who've "been there, done that.

Breastfeeding and Birth Control
The mother of a newborn baby has her hands full, juggling competing needs and adjusting to her new role and her new family structure.