Women deserve to hear about the maternal health implications of their infant feeding choices.
Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, lactation expert, academic and publisher, discusses the impact of stress from racism on a mother's health.
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Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, Zhen Cong, and Thomas Hale examine where mothers think babies should sleep and their reasons for particular nighttime practices.
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How exactly do you use a right-brained approach to breastfeed your baby?
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What's being left out of the discussion?
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Do you dread the shorter, darker days that come as the nights draw in? Kathleen Kendall-Tackett looks at how and why light therapy can bring relief.
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Why Kathleen Kendall-Tackett assembled experts round a table to discuss tongue-tie.
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Statistically women are more prone to addiction than men.
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An infographic on your rights as a breastfeeding mother.
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A study on the “Boob-Swinging Derelicts.” How does ideology affect women’s perspectives on breastfeeding before they are pregnant?
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What are the six key principles of TIC? The standard of care for IBCLCs.
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On the death of an important figure in the field of childbirth.
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Management of breastfeeding and postpartum depression must involve consideration of both to provide holistic care that meets the needs of mothers and babies.
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"The decision to breastfeed, among women in treatment for opioid use is complicated by personal challenges, social barriers, and cultural stigma."
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