Common Breastfeeding Concerns

Watch this video to learn how to tell when your newborn is getting enough breast milk. The signs you should watch for to make sure your baby is growing and developing.

It can be scary to feel like you are unable to provide the food your baby needs. Learn about the evidence-based strategies you can use to increase milk supply. © TWN (Bundoo)

Breastfeeding is the best way to help your baby get a healthy start. But sometime it's not easy. Learn about some of the common problems women have with breastfeeding and how you can overcome them.

Watch this program to learn the signs of a poor latch including engorgement and techniques to help your baby latch.

Watch this video for tips to help make breastfeeding more comfortable for you and your baby.

Understand that while there are countless benefits to breastfeeding, many new mothers are shocked to learn that breastfeeding can be painful. Some complications new moms may encounter include cracked or sore nipples, yeast Infections, engorgement, and mastitis. © TWN (Bundoo)

There are myths and misconceptions about breastfeeding that can impact a mother's decision to breastfeed. Hear stories from moms who uncovered the myths to make the best decision for themselves and their baby.

Relactation is the practice of stimulating milk production after it's stopped. This stoppage happens a few days after breastfeeding was discontinued or even a few months. Knowing why a mother might want to do this and how it works can be important in understanding this process. © TWN (Bundoo)

Moms share their breastfeeding experiences and offer tips on how to handle a hungry baby while on the go.

Just because you're single, doesn't mean you're alone. Single moms share their stories of support.

With preexisting mental health issues and postpartum depression/anxiety affecting up to 20 percent of all new moms, many women worry that taking antidepressant medication while breastfeeding can harm their infant. Learn 7 essential facts to set the record straight. © TWN (Bundoo)

Watch this video to learn how to safely breastfeed when prescribed opioid medications.

Women smokers may wonder if it's safe to smoke while breastfeeding. Understand that there are very few reasons a woman should not breastfeed, and smoking is not one of them. The benefits of breast milk are too numerous to overlook and should not be passed up just because the mom smokes cigarettes. However, nicotine and secondhand smoke have potentially harmful side effects that a breastfeeding mother who chooses to smoke should be aware of. © TWN (Bundoo)