Latina/x Breastfeeding Week: Salvadoran Soup and Hot Chocolate
By Victoria D. Editor’s note: New Beginnings is celebrating Semana de La Lactancia Latina (Latina/x Breastfeeding Week) from September 8-14.
Eating Wisely, Latina/X Breastfeeding Week
Making It Work, Pumping, Workplace Lactation Week
Workplace Lactation Week: What the Sign Should Have Said
By Hope F. Editor’s note: Workplace Lactation Week is celebrated annually September 1-7. This year’s theme is Work. Pump. Advance.
Black Breastfeeding Week, Breastfeeding Support
Black Breastfeeding Week: Returning to What Was Always Ours
By Shatrell P. Editor’s note: Black Breastfeeding Week is celebrated every year from August 25-31. This year’s theme fits perfectly
Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Breastfeeding Week, Breastfeeding and Sleep, LLL Support
Sleep in Asian American Families in the US: AANHPI Breastfeeding Week
By Uyen T. Every year, August 15-21 is recognized as National Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Breastfeeding
Indigenous Milk Medicine Week
Indigenous Milk Medicine Week: Julianne’s Artwork
By Julienne D. Editor’s Note: Indigenous Milk Medicine Week is celebrated annually from August 8-14. This year’s theme is “We
Breastfeeding Support, LLL Events, World Breastfeeding Week
Celebrating World Breastfeeding Week 2026
World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) is recognized internationally each year from August 1-7 and kicks off National Breastfeeding Month in the
Poems
Be Here Now: Ann’s Song
This song is meant to convey the tension of how quickly our babies change and grow up, while trying to
Breastfeeding and Health Conditions, Grateful For LLL USA, Looking Back
Breastfeeding with Multiple Sclerosis: A Look Back
By Susanna C. Editor’s Note: The story in this week’s blog post comes from a 2013 issue of New Beginnings
Breastfeeding and Lifestyle, Making It Work
Breastfeeding Calm Amidst Car Troubles
By Anna W. Recently, my five-month-old Sunny and I were driving my mother-in-law to the airport when a tire on
Breastfeeding Support, Mental Health, Partner Support
The Hidden Work of Breastfeeding
By Samantha P. Before I became a mother, I thought breastfeeding was simple. Not necessarily easy, but simple. I imagined
