When it comes to making parenting decisions, it’s not always clear cut what’s the best choice. How you feed your baby can feel like one of these gray areas. During your pregnancy, you may have read ...

If you’re a breastfeeding mom, you’re probably hoping to avoid purchasing a lot of equipment. You know you’ll need some things, but would love to save money where you can. (After all, they weren’t ...

The best approach is to know your rights, make a plan and communicate transparently with your employer. Credit...Caroline Tompkins for The New York Times Supported by By Anna Nowogrodzki This guide ...

Any breastfeeding mom can attest that pumping is a drag. Even if you spend half the day attached to a breast pump, you still might find you're not generating enough milk, which is a real dilemma for ...

Imagine being a new mom trying to balance your job and the needs of your 4-month-old baby, only to be told by HR that pumping for your infant in the workplace is “unprofessional.” Sounds like a ...

Over the last decade, pumping breast milk has become an integral part of the American practice of breast-feeding. One study found that 85% of women who breast-feed in the United States use a pump, ...

Crystal Early’s son took to breast-feeding right away. At 10 weeks, James was already more than 13 pounds and “hungry all the time,” Early said recently. But in just two weeks, she would be back at ...