If the thought of pureeing a dozen different foods for your baby makes you want to cry into your blender, why not skip it and offer finger foods right away? Here’s everything you need to know about baby-led weaning…

Breastfeeding through the teething process can be uncomfortable for both baby and mom. Tot Lactation Expert Rebecca Agi MS, IBCLC discusses signs of teething, tips for relieving discomfort and ways to avoid those bites!

Finding healthy foods that your kids are willing to eat can be tricky. (By tricky we mean borderline impossible!) However, it’s incredibly important to keep kids well fed so that they can have the right kind of energy to grow, play, learn and sleep properly. Thanks to Pinterest – we found some amazing options! Here are our six tried and tested lunch ideas that our own kids love!

Lactation Consultant, Rebecca Agi, puts to rest 10 common misconceptions about breastfeeding

Tot Lactation Expert Rebecca Agi MS, IBCLC shares five nutrition tips every mother should keep in mind on her breastfeeding journey.

Teethers are a great way to soothe sore gums, keep babies entertained and help them hit milestones like reaching, grasping and shaking. From what chemicals to avoid to why you should try putting yours in the freezer, here are our picks and tips for choosing the best non-toxic teethers.

Many moms struggle with breastfeeding and are told that if they just try hard enough it will work out. Yet, sometimes, no matter what we do, it just doesn’t work out and we have to find another way to feed our baby. There are options and you aren’t alone.

Two major medical bodies recently warned American parents that they need to reduce the amount of added sugar in their children’s diets, especially from sugary drinks. Here’s everything you need to know…

You made sure that your baby’s bottles were free from nasties, but have you given much thought to what your child’s drinking vessel is made from? Here’s what to avoid and three of the best bottles on the market…

Is breast best? Objectively yes. But our lactation educator dives deep into how feeding our little ones has much more to do with family dynamics and cultural support than we may think.