Your baby just threw up all the milk they’ve chugged down so far, and you’re wondering if it’s OK to continue feeding. How soon should you feed your baby after vomiting? It’s a good question — just ...

Introducing solid foods to your baby can feel like a giant leap forward. After all, they're used to having breast milk or formula for the first few months of their lives; will they even be interested ...

New mothers hear so much about the advantages of breastfeeding over formula feeding that it can seem like a revelation to realize that you can do both at the same time. Credit...Caroline Tompkins for ...

You should not feel guilt or shame about offering formula; the most important consideration is making sure your baby is fed. Credit...Caroline Tompkins for The New York Times Supported by By Susan ...

Breastfeeding is the best way to give babies the proper nutrients and antibodies they need. Decades of research have shown the many developmental benefits of breastfeeding. But breastfeeding can ...

Every time I have a new baby, I find my life is consumed with how to feed the tiny precious thing I’ve been entrusted with. I have experienced the gamut: My first was mostly formula fed; I’ve powered ...

Nipple blockers, tongue-tie, and latch issues can cause you to produce less breast milk. Here are some helpful tips to boost ...

‌A lot of breastfeeding women have an oversupply of breast milk, or hypergalactia, when they first start out. When your body overproduces milk for your baby, you could experience mastitis, clogged ...

Storing and freezing your breast milk is safe if you follow a few guidelines. (Photo Credit: iStock/Getty Images) It's not always possible to breastfeed, so pumping is a great way to provide breast ...

I admit I sometimes play a little Russian roulette with my leftovers. Hot dogs that have been in the back of the fridge for who-knows-how-long? Looks fine! This rice that’s been left out overnight?