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“I have five children aged 12 to 15 months. My first two children could not breastfeed. I fell into error as many mothers do. I was desperate, I thought that I had no milk and the worst thing was not … Continue reading
“Breastfeeding has been the hardest and most rewarding journey of my life! My firstborn did not take to it easily. He had acid reflux and would pop off screaming just a couple minutes into EVERY session. I’d imagined that nursing … Continue reading
Many new moms head into breastfeeding believing that it will be a piece of cake. They think, how could something so natural be hard? Well, even nature requires a bit of effort. Breastfeeding can be challenging at times, not only … Continue reading
A report released earlier this month from the Centers for Disease Control indicates that more hospitals than ever are providing breastfeeding support for new mothers. Yet still, only 14% of approximately 4 million babies per year are born in “baby-friendly” … Continue reading
I recommend limiting your caffeine intake to no more than 500 mg daily in the early weeks and months of breastfeeding. A newborn may be more sensitive to moderate caffeine consumption than an older infant. If your infant is excessively … Continue reading
AMY SAYS: It is smart to be prepared by packing nursing gear to take to the hospital. Leading Lady recommends beginning with three nursing bras or camis: One to wear, one in the wash, and one in the drawer. I … Continue reading
Happy Independence Week! Leading Lady is proud to support the military and for us, support comes from the intimates, out. We are celebrating the July 4th holiday in several ways: In addition to the Military Friends & Family discount you … Continue reading
I have been teaching prenatal breastfeeding classes for 15 years so, as you can imagine, I am a big proponent of breastfeeding classes! While there is a lot to read about breastfeeding online and in books, it is not a … Continue reading
