A nursing "strike" is when your baby has been breastfeeding well for months, then suddenly loses interest in breastfeeding and beg...

A mother traveling with her nursing infant less than six months of age need not make provisions to supplement breastfeeding, even when trave...

Aspirin is transferred to breast milk and it is estimated that a nursing baby receives about 4-8% of the mother's dose.

Many pregnant women choose to have a midwife assist them with their labor and delivery. Midwives have been delivering babies for a long tim...

Whether you're having a hospital delivery, or going into labor at a birth center, you'll get a crash course in babies - info on breastfeedi...

Before you decide on your birth plan, it's smart to understand your delivery options. You have choices about giving birth: Epidural or natur...

How much milk you can produce depends on how your surgery was done and where your incisions are, and the reasons for your surgery.

Although almost all medicines pass into your milk in small amounts, most medicines have no effect on the baby and are compatible with contin...

Right now, your OB or midwife is monitoring the health of your unborn baby.

Although most mothers can make plenty of milk for their babies, many are concerned about having enough milk.