When Baby Prefers One Breast

When Baby Prefers One Breast

A mother asks: “I was wondering if you would have any idea why baby prefers one side more than the other and how can we encourage them to drink from the side they don’t prefer so milk supply can keep coming in.”

Breastfeeding, Periods and Getting Pregnant

Breastfeeding, Periods and Getting Pregnant

Most mothers who continue to breastfeed will resume periods between nine and eighteen months after birth. Some lucky ladies can go a year or more without a period, others can menstruate within a few weeks. Typically, the more frequently a baby breast-feeds and the longer periods and fertility are...
'Booby Traps' by Pinky McKay in Melbourne MamaMag

'Booby Traps' by Pinky McKay in Melbourne MamaMag

Pinky McKay, One of Australia's most recognised and respected breastfeeding experts and an Internationally Board-Certified Lactation Consultant is frustrated by the ignorance of health professionals who are giving appalling advice that is failing breastfeeding women.

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Five Reasons Breastfeeding Mums Shouldn't Skip Breakfast

Five Reasons Breastfeeding Mums Shouldn't Skip Breakfast

We have all heard it before, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. This is particularly true for breastfeeding mums. Some people may skip breakfast for various reasons such as running late, lack of time to prepare breakfast or because they are wanting to lose ...

The Colour of Breastmilk - What does it mean?

The Colour of Breastmilk - What does it mean?

Monique, mother of a newborn, called me in a state of anxiety. She says, “I think I am going to have to wean, I expressed some milk this morning and it’s green. What the hell is happening? I can’t feed my baby this! “

What is happening?

The...