Breastfeeding and Hospitalization

By Carolyn Butwyn, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Originally published in July/August 1971 La Leche League News Editor’s Note: The first issue of

By Jean Merrill, Maryland Watching the blossoming independence of a toddler is a beautiful thing: their sweet little bodies growing

Summer is in full swing. Families are busy with outdoor adventures, and these nurslings are eager to breastfeed wherever and

The early years of parenting involve an intense amount of touch between mother and child, whether while breastfeeding, wearing your

By Winema Wilson Lanoue, Blacksburg, Virginia Part I can be found here. Preserving Time for What We Love It can

Part 1 By Winema Wilson Lanoue, Blacksburg, Virginia It seems to me that in American culture we often view our

La Leche League USA has launched a one-month, nationwide survey to better understand the demographics of those served by or touched

As breastfeeding mothers, we know that our little ones may need to nurse no matter where we are at that

By Kendra Atkins-Boyce, Portland Oregon My son is 14 months old and I have been pumping my milk for him

By Kendra Atkins-Boyce, Portland, Oregon “Alert and active participation by the mother in childbirth is a help in getting breastfeeding