Bump, Breastfeeding, and Beyond in Motherhood - The BUN Blog

Babywearing is a trend that does not look like it is going anywhere anytime soon and for good reason. When you wear your baby, you can promote bonding and closeness while still having your hands free to do other tasks. It enables you to be more mobile and take your...

A lot of women like the idea of having a breast pump on hand when they start nursing their little one. A breast pump can come in handy in terms of increasing your milk supply, allowing working moms to pump and still feed their baby breast milk, and the list...

Something that crosses the mind of almost every new mother is how they are going to go about feeding their newborn baby. While bottles and formula are one way to go, many women are more interested in breastfeeding their child for the first several months to the first year (or...

Starting breastfeeding can be a challenge in the early days when you're still figuring out things like a nursing position that both you and your baby are comfortable with, and how to get the baby to latch on, relax and begin to feed in earnest. Experts say a good "latch"...

  You know you want to breastfeed, but what about pumping? Do you really need a pump? When should you use a pump? What are some reasons you might need to pump? If you're new to the world of breastfeeding, these are just a few of the many questions you might...

Are you planning to breastfeed your new little bundle of joy when he or she arrives? Congrats if you will be able to breastfeed, and kudos to you for choosing to provide your baby with Mother Nature's perfect infant nutrition and all the benefits it offers your new baby! You...

As a new parent, you are probably feeling a wide range of emotions. From happiness to nervousness, it is perfectly normal to be feeling a lot of different emotions all at once just before your new baby arrives. Some of the "feels" you may be experiencing during the weeks leading up...

Breastfeeding 101 for beginners. Tips and tricks for the new mom breastfeeding.