Breast Health/Nipple Pain

Giving birth and breastfeeding have protective effects against breast cancer. Less estrogen exposure, and protective T cells, both play an integral role.

Here's what you need to know to avoid complications from the IV antibiotics you may have been given during the birth of your baby.

Nipple shields are like training wheels on a bike. When used with guidance from a lactation consultant, they can be a very useful tool that sometimes help save the breastfeeding relationship! Just make sure you know how to protect your milk supply when using this device.

What kinds of topical nipple ointments can alleviate soreness?

RPS, or Reverse Pressure Softening, is a simple technique that can help soften the areola when breasts are engorged, which will make it easier for baby to obtain a deep latch.