Of the five senses, touch is most well developed at birth. Your baby is primed to respond to your nearness and your touch. It’s no…
What sort of breastfeeding support do today’s families need? How can we engage the whole family in breastfeeding support? What role can fathers have in…
World Breastfeeding Week is the perfect time to celebrate mothers and breastfeeding, and the role of supportive resources in achieving breastfeeding goals! This year we…
As many parents know, music can soothe the savage beast—and baby. Fortunately for today’s parents, the music in the nursery doesn’t have to be just…
If breastfeeding seems to you to be “women’s work,” you may want to think again. Although it’s true that “mother’s milk” is produced in the…
Are you wondering whether chiropractic care might help your baby with a health problem or condition? Join Marie Biancuzzo and special guest Dr. Mike Poulin…
As your baby grows and changes over time, so too does your breastfeeding experience. Breastfeeding a one-year-old child is very different from breastfeeding a newborn.…
For most babies, the first 24 hours or so after birth tends to be pretty quiet. It’s a time to rest. There’s breastfeeding, of course.…
Although the rate of U.S. babies still receiving breastmilk on their first birthday increased from 16 percent to 27 percent between 2000 and 2010, that’s…
After the first few days, you begin to settle into new parenthood. Between feedings and diaper changes, you’ve had some time to get used to…