The postnatal period is a crucial six weeks after delivery requiring careful monitoring of bleeding, uterine recovery, nutrition, emotional health, and breast care. Exclusive breastfeeding, kangaroo ...

How well a baby's tongue moves has a significant effect on how well they can breastfeed. When a baby has a tongue tie, it can be hard for both the baby and the parent to feed them. This blog explains ...

An expert doctor shares what expectant parents should know on the best practices surrounding breastfeeding. The post “What I ...

Since breastfeeding is one of the most sensitive phases for both mother and baby, it becomes even more important to separate facts from fiction.

Discover expert tips to make the transition from nursing to pumping smooth, stress-free, and baby-approved. A must-read for ...

If you are expecting a baby, especially your first, chances are you're laser focused on the birth. Beyond that, perhaps you're researching the best pram and nappies, or preparing for time away from ...

Breast milk, long overlooked by science, is a complex, adaptive biological system shaping immunity, gut microbiome, and ...

As every mother’s milk is uniquely tailored to her baby’s needs, its composition changes over time and in response to the infant's condition.

Photographer Valentina Rebeschini is giving a voice to those who find breastfeeding anything but blissful, writes Mel Hunter. Read more on Grazia.

To help with nipple pain associated with attachment issues, she recommends the gestalt breastfeeding method. It allows the baby to explore the breast in a "comfortable, reclined "deck chair" position ...

Pelvic inflammatory disease can show up in the fourth trimester, and it is scary. Here are practical steps to protect your health, care for your body, and keep recovery on track while you care for ...

Not every ache or emotional shift after childbirth is harmless. Gynaecologist explains 8 post-pregnancy symptoms women should never ignore and when to seek medical help.