Who wants their baby to bite their nipples? Not me! Find out why a baby bites, how to prevent it, and what to do if you’ve already got a boo-boo

IGT is a condition in which the glandular (milk-producing) tissue of the breast did not develop fully, either in utero, during puberty, or during pregnancy. The condition is rare, though it's likely under-diagnosed because many providers aren't well-trained to recognize it. Knowing what it is, how it may impact your feeding journey and what you can do to be supported can make all the difference in you meeting your breastfeeding goals.

So you recently welcomed a tiny human into your family. What now? If you have ten minutes and a hungry baby, then let's get started.

“Belly beads” are a commonly-used teaching aid in the birth-worker field. But are they reflective of the science?