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Terressa Patterson RN BSN MS IBCLC In partnership with Dr. Brown's Company Breastfeeding naturally evolves once solids are introduced around six months. Breastmilk continues to be your baby's primary source of nutrition through the majority of the first year, with...

Terressa Patterson RN BSN MS IBCLC In partnership with Dr. Brown's Company A good latch is comfortable for you and effective for your baby. Your baby's mouth should open wide with lips flanged outward, covering more of the lower areola...

Terressa Patterson RN BSN MS IBCLC In partnership with Dr. Brown's Company Transitioning between breast and bottle can take patience, but with consistency most babies adjust well. Paced bottle feeding is a helpful method because it slows the flow and...

Educational content – not medical advice Welcoming a new baby is often portrayed as a time of joy and love, and for many it is. But for a significant number of new parents, it can also be a period of...

Traveling while breastfeeding—or while pumping for your baby—comes with its own set of questions and logistics. Whether you're planning a short domestic flight or a long international trip, knowing how to manage your supplies, milk storage, and security screenings will...

Terressa Patterson RN BSN MS IBCLC In partnership with Dr. Brown's Company Babies show they're getting enough breastmilk through a few key signs: Regular weight gain along their personal growth curve At least 6 wet diapers and 3 to 4...