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  • Abracadabra Maternity - The MomShop
    MomShop.com - Abracadabra Maternity offers you a great selection of maternity clothing, nursing clothing, maternity accessories, nursing bras starting at $10, and breastfeeding accessories to take you through the first nine months and beyond! From maternity swimwear, to maternity and nursing clothes, to nursing gowns, to nursing bras we have a good selection and excellent prices. Please review our maternity and nursing offerings and let us know if we can help you in any way!

  • Breast Feeding Products and BabiesFirst Choice
    Buy all your feeding products here at BabiesFirstChoice.com. Buy breast pumps, breast pump conversion kits, bottles, high chairs, pacifiers, bottle warmers, nipples, gift sets, feeding kits, and more.

  • Breast Pumps and More Store
    Breast Pump, Fetal Doppler, Nebulizer, Otoscope and More Store.

  • eHow to Eat While Breast-Feeding
    A healthy, balanced diet is essential for breast-feeding mothers; here are some guidelines to help you continue eating for two

  • 101 Reasons To BREASTFEED Your Child!!
    Find out all the benefits of breastfeeding here. This long 101 reason list will make you realize how important breast milk is for your baby.

  • A Woman’s Guide to Breastfeeding
    If you have never breastfed before — and even if you have — it is natural to have some questions. For instance, you may be wondering if your breasts can make enough milk to feed your baby or if you can keep nursing after you go back to work. (The answer to both questions is "Yes!") This information was developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics to help answer your questions and give you information about the following breastfeeding issues...

  • Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine
    The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine is a worldwide organization of physicians dedicated to the promotion, protection and support of breastfeeding and human lactation. Its mission is to unite into one association members of the various medical specialties with this common purpose.

  • Affordable Breast Pumps
    Affordable Breast Pumps provides a complete line of breast pumps and accessories - including the popular Pump In Style breast pump - at the lowest prices allowed by Medela!

  • Attachment Parenting Instinctively
    Breastfeeding and attachment parenting.

  • Australian Breastfeeding Association
    The Australian Breastfeeding Association is a large community based self-help group, recognised as a leading authority on breastfeeding management.

  • Australian Breastfeeding Association
    The Australian Breastfeeding Association(ABA) is an organisation of people interested in the promotion and protection of breastfeeding. Amongst these are breastfeeding women and their partners and health professionals such as doctors, lactation consultants and midwives.

  • Babies N Business
    Babies N Business provides corporate and individual lactation consulting services for breastfeeding mothers in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC. An authorized Medela products distributor.

  • Baby Friendly Initiative
    Baby Friendly Initiative's work to introduce best practice in the health services, promote strategies for breastfeeding and provide accurate information for parents.

  • Baby Milk Action
    Baby Milk Action is a non-profit organisation which aims to save lives and to end the avoidable suffering caused by inappropriate infant feeding. Baby Milk Action works within a global network to strengthen independent, transparent and effective controls on the marketing of the baby feeding industry.

  • Baby Your Breasts
    Mother's milk can offer babies a smorgasbord of benefits, but it's not always a picnic for Mom. Breasts can get achy and swollen as you produce milk; a hungry baby can leave your nipples bruised while a fussy eater can do likewise to your ego. Here's how to care for your breasts.

  • BestFed.com - Breastfeeding
    Breastfeeding for as long as your child wants to is probably THE most important thing you can do for the health and wellbeing of your child after birth. Breastfeeding is not only the best nutrition for your child but it provides a closeness that cannot be duplicated.

  • Birth Experience
    The Breastfeeding and Breastpump Specialists!

  • Books About Breastfeeding
    Books about nursing babies. Includes general books and books on special subjects, such as breastfeeding for working mothers and breastfeeding as family planning. Also a few books for medical and support professionals.

  • Breast Feeding . . . Your Best Choice!
    Breast milk serves special functions for babies and mothers.

  • Breast Feeding Support Center
    Breastfeeding is a learned skill with proven benefits to the mother and baby. Our mission is to help families who choose to breastfeed have a satisfying and successful experience.

  • Breast Feeding Tips
    Offers hundreds of guru approved tips, breast feeding quizzes, free weekly newsletters and more!

  • Breast Feeding, Rights and Wrongs
    Breast-feeding moms are gaining greater freedom to feed their children how they choose and where they want. This break from the status quo of keeping breast-feeding behind closed doors is partly due to changing perceptions in society and also to legislative action taken on the state level to guarantee breast-feeding as a right (or at least make clear it’s not a crime).

  • Breast Milk is the Best Milk
    Why breast milk is the best milk: There are many reasons why breast milk is the best milk, including the following:

  • Breast Start
    The breastpump that set the new standard in quality and performance available to breastfeeding moms in a retail breastpump!

  • BREAST-FEEDING
    Why Should I Breast-feed? Breast milk meets the needs of the growing baby perfectly and is easily digested, causing little gas. It is the ideal source of food until the baby is ready for the introduction of solids at 6 months.

  • Breast-Feeding Best Bet for Babies
    More than two decades of research have established that breast milk is perfectly suited to nourish infants and protect them from illness. Breast-fed infants have lower rates of hospital admissions, ear infections, diarrhea, rashes, allergies, and other medical problems than bottle-fed babies.

  • Breast-Pump.com
    Breastpump provides professional performance for today's active mothers. This is the only pump you can buy that features high performance and the discrete appearance that busy mothers need.

  • Breastfeeding
    The AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) now recommends women breastfeed for at least 1 year starting within 1 hour after birth and breastfeed on demand. They also recommend pumping and storing your milk if you cannot directly breastfeed. Approximately 60% of new mothers breastfeed but only about 20% are still breastfeeding after 6 months.

  • Breastfeeding and the Working Mother
    It was extremely important to me to provide the very best nutrition I could for my baby, but I found that the benefits of breastfeeding and working went way beyond just providing a delicious, nutritious drink for my baby. Combining working and breastfeeding became very important to me because

  • Breastfeeding and Work: You Can Do Both!
    There are many health and psychological reasons to continue breastfeeding your baby after you return to work. Depending on your work situation, this can be a simple or complex process. But never fear, in an age when humans can walk on the moon and send instant letters half way around the world with a tap of a keyboard, certainly we have the technology to make breastfeeding and working both possible.

  • Breastfeeding Answers & Information
    Breastfeeding Answers by Ameda. Questions Women Ask About Breastfeeding, How Do I Choose a Breast Pump?, How Do I Use A Breastpump?, How Do I Pump & Store Breast Milk?

  • Breastfeeding Boutique
    Welcome to our online breastfeeding boutique. We have everything you want to make your breastfeeding experience successful and fun for you and your baby.

  • Breastfeeding Help
    Breastfeeding Help! is dedicated to providing reliable information on breastfeeding topics to expectant and nursing mothers, as well as professional consultation and problem solving on an individual basis, by Heisje de Jong, Certified Lactation Consultant.

  • Breastfeeding Help!
    Breastfeeding Help! is dedicated to providing reliable information on breastfeeding topics to expectant and nursing mothers, as well as professional consultation and problem solving on an individual basis.

  • Breastfeeding Information and Support Archive
    Many articles on all aspects of breastfeeding.

  • Breastfeeding Issues by an Expert
    A must see site where Dr. Jack Newman, Pediatrician, offers his marvelous insight into many breastfeeding issues.

  • Breastfeeding Propaganda
    The breastfeeding relationship nourishes and grows mother, as well. She learns to mother by looking to the needs of her child, initially while breastfeeding.

  • Breastfeeding Pumps
    The #1 source for all your breastfeeding needs.

  • Breastfeeding Task Force of Greater Los Angeles
    Breastfeeding Task Force of Greater Los Angeles offers breastfeeding lactation education, seminars, lactation resources consultants directory, breast pump rentals, breastfeeding continuing education, task force meetings, breastfeeding advocacy and education in health care, community, media, and government. Come and join us in task force meetings and be a member of the task force to support breastfeeding.

  • Breastfeeding the Hospitalized Baby
    As unfortunate as these things are, it is more unfortunate still that many mothers, overwhelmed by their child’s condition, the medical staff and the hospital setting itself, conclude that breastfeeding is no longer an option. Breastfeeding may be abandoned or never initiated. Following are a few guidelines that may help breastfeeding remain a viable option.

  • Breastfeeding Tips
    Tips on establishing a Good Milk Supply, Positioning, Engorgement, Sore Nipples, Signs That Breastfeeding is Going Well, Locating a Breast Pump or Lactation Consultant, Recommended Reading.

  • Breastfeeding.com
    Valuable information resource all about breastfeeding.

  • BreastFeeding.com
    BreastFeeding, a general information site for moms breastfeading their baby or planning on breastfeading.

  • BreastfeedingOnLine
    Breastfeedingonline.com hopes to help empower women to choose to breastfeed and to educate society at large about the importance and benefits of breastfeeding.

  • Can I breastfeed my premature baby?
    With the medical intervention necessary to help baby with his problems, it is natural for the mother to feel a loss of control and a helplessness. Deciding to breastfeed makes it possible for mother to play an active role in caring for her baby. It is a gift only she can provide.

  • eHow to Avoid Infections While Breast-Feeding
    Breast infections and plugged ducts can be extremely painful, and sometimes even cause a breast-feeding relationship to come to a premature end. Most infections are easily treatable, but many of them can actually be prevented by following a few simple rules.

  • eHow to Avoid Sore Nipples While Breast-Feeding
    One major complaint of many new mothers is the nipple soreness that can sometimes occur during the early weeks of breast-feeding. There are many ways to minimize this problem and to make the nursing relationship easier and more comfortable for mother and baby.

  • eHow to Breast-Feed in Public
    Many new mothers are uncomfortable about breast-feeding in public, but all babies need to eat when they're hungry, and a crying baby is much more noticeable than a nursing baby. Here's how to nurse your baby discreetly, anytime, anywhere.

  • eHow to Breast-Feed Twins
    Is it possible to breast-feed twins? Absolutely! And it's important, because twins are often small or premature and need all the help they can get to grow healthy and strong.

  • eHow to Breast-Feed Your Baby Successfully
    Breast-feeding is nature’s way to feed an infant - but that doesn’t mean it comes naturally. Here’s how to get started.

  • eHow to Exercise While Breast-Feeding
    Regular exercise can help you to get back in shape after your baby arrives. In fact, some studies have shown that physically active mothers produce more milk volume than their sedentary counterparts. Here are some general guidelines for exercising throughout your breastfeeding relationship, whether you're a triathlete or just a weekend warrior.

  • eHow to Use Different Positions for Successful Breast-Feeding
    Breast-feeding is a natural, wonderful part of parenting. It's not always easy at first, though, so here are some tips to help get you started

  • Find a lactation consultant in your area
    Search Engine to Find a Certificated Lactation Consultant in your area.

  • I'm Pregnant. Do I Have to Wean?
    If you become pregnant while nursing your child, you may wonder if continuing to breastfeed is even possible. Will it be harmful to your unborn baby? Can your nursing child still get the nutrition he needs from your milk? In most cases, you CAN continue to nurse once you become pregnant, perhaps throughout your pregnancy and beyond.

  • Infant Feeding Action Coalition (INFACT)
    Infant Feeding Action Coalition (INFACT) Canada, a non-profit, non-governmental organisation, works to promote optimal infant and maternal health through the protection, promotion and support of breastfeeding. INFACT Canada is an active member of the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) and is the North American representative for IBFAN.

  • International Lactation Consultant Association
    A world where breastfeeding care and services are available to every mother, infant, and child

  • Is My Baby Getting Enough Milk?
    Breastfeeding mothers frequently ask how to know their babies are getting enough milk. The breast is not the bottle, and it is not possible to hold the breast up to the light to see how many ounces or millilitres of milk the baby drank. Our number obsessed society makes it difficult for some mothers to accept not seeing exactly how much milk the baby receives. However, there are ways of knowing that the baby is getting enough.

  • JAUNDICE AND DEHYDRATION IN THE EARLY DISCHARGED HEALTHY TERM NEWBORN
    Early discharge has resulted in fewer opportunities to teach new mothers how to breastfeed or to detect medical conditions that don’t become evident until 24 to 72 hours after birth. This has resulted in a doubling of readmission to hospital within 1 to 2 weeks of birth, mainly due to jaundice and dehydration.

  • La Leche League
    Founded in 1956 by seven women who had learned about successful breastfeeding while nursing their own babies, La Leche League is the only organization with the sole purpose of helping breastfeeding mothers.

  • Lactation Education Resources
    Mission to provide comprehensive lactation management training for professionals "from novice to expert". To provide educational materials and resources for use in lactation management practice.

  • Marcalan
    MARCALAN is soothing hypo-allergenic, purified lanolin for effective relief of sore nipples. Marcalan can be be used before birth, and continued after birth as a natural assistant to help mothers especially in the early stages of breastfeeding.

  • Milk From Mom
    Welcome to Milk From Mom, a site for breastfeeding information, encouragement, and resources.

  • Mommies and Poppies
    Mommies & Poppies is your complete source for everything breastfeeding. We can help you find the information you need, assess your situation, and provide the products -- both common and hard to find -- necessary to make your experience rewarding and enjoyable.

  • Mommy Gear Nursing Wear & Pumps
    Our online breastfeeding boutique offers a great selection of nursing bras (32B-48H), nursing tops & dresses (XS-3X), breastpumps, baby slings and breastfeeding support products. We help you make breastfeeding comfortable and convenient.

  • MommysThinkin.com
    Mommy-approved breastfeeding products, supplies, and information!

  • Mother Knows Breast Au
    other Knows Breast - Breastfeeding Clothes for all Occasions

  • Mother's Milk Breastfeeding Supplies
    We offer the highest quality breastfeeding products for your nursing success! In addition, we are now carrying other fine baby products!

  • Mother's Milkmate Breastmilk Storage System
    Mother's Milkmate is a breastmilk storage system designed as an alternative to the use of plastic bags for freezing and storing breastmilk. Mother's Milkmate encourages Mothers to breastfeed longer while making the experience more convenient, less expensive and environmentally friendly.

  • Motherhood Resources
    Motherhood Resources, Inc. is dedicated to providing pregnant women and new mothers with quality products and information.

  • Mothers' Milk Bank at Austin
    Establish a milk bank to collect, pasteurize, and distribute donor human milk to premature and ill infants and children in the Austin area. Educate the public about the superiority of breastfeeding over alternative forms of nourishment for babies less than one year of age; encourage breastfeeding and support breastfeeding mothers. back to the top

  • Natural Baby Nursing
    NaturalBaby-Catalog.com has Nursing Pads, Bras, Pillows, Canopies, and Pumps for all your Breastfeeding Needs!

  • Newton-Timmermann Pharmacy
    NewTimRx.com - Great prices and service online for Medela breast pumps, Ameda, Avent and Whittlestone breast pump products and accessories. Free next day shipping on most breast pumps.

  • Nursing Family Magazine
    Nursing Family Magazine brings encouragement, support, enlightenment, information, and empowerment to families everywhere.

  • Nursing Mother
    Lots of useful information, articles, links about breastfeeding.

  • Nursing Mothers
    Welcome to NursingMothers, a site dedicated to promote Breastfeeding and to offer support to mothers who are beginning their nursing relationship with a new baby, moving into toddler nursing, or facing weaning.

  • Nursing Mothers Advisory Council
    NMAC is a non-profit, volunteer organization serving areas of Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties in Pennsylvania. NMAC is comprised of a group of volunteer women who have breastfed their children and who wish to help others have a positive nursing experience.

  • Online Breastfeeding Resource Center
    Your online resource center for CURRENT breastfeeding information, books, supplements & supplies.

  • Priv-a-see Nursing Blankets
    The unique design allows mom to watch and interact with her baby as she breastfeeds in complete privacy.

  • Promotion of Mother's Milk, Inc. (ProMoM)
    Promotion of Mother's Milk, Inc. (ProMoM) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing public awareness and public acceptance of breastfeeding. The image at the right of your screen is a selection from our gallery.

  • Pumping Mom's Information Exchange
    Welcome! This site is maintained by the Pumping Moms listserv. The information contained here reflects our experience and is not endorsed by any particular medical professional. We provide this information as support for other moms who are pumping/expressing milk for their babies.

  • San Diego County Breastfeeding Coalition
    San Diego County Breastfeeding Coalition (SDCBC) as a non-profit association of health professionals whose mission is to promote and support breastfeeding through education and outreach in the community.

  • Should you call a lactation consultant?
    If you are experiencing pain while breastfeeding If your newborn nurses less than eight times in 24 hours If your baby under five weeks of age is not wetting at least six to eight diapers and/or has less than two bowel movements daily If you do not hear or see your baby swallowing once your milk has ejected

  • Smoking and Breastfeeding
    Breast milk is very important to the baby, with or without nicotine. The amount of nicotine in your milk is probably dose related.

  • The Art of Breastfeeding
    The Breastfeeding Answer Book, the most comprehensive research-based breastfeeding counseling guide available--a reference used worldwide by lactation consultants, La Leche League leaders, dietitians, nurses, and doctors.

  • The Best Breastfeeding
    The best breastfeeding and breastpump basics...

  • The Breastfeeding Mommies Ring
    This webring was created to help support mommies that are breastfeeding their children and includes the personal websites of many mothers who support breastfeeding as an excellent nutritional start for babies! If you are a mom who is nursing (or has nursed) a baby, please join this *family-friendly* ring and share your breastfeeding story with all of us! :)

  • The National Alliance for Breastfeeding Advocacy
    The National Alliance for Breastfeeding Advocacy (NABA) was formed in January 1995, by Barbara Heiser, Marsha Walker, and Karin Cadwell to provide a voice for breastfeeding at the state and national level in the U.S. The results of a need assessment showed a gap in breastfeeding action related to advocacy for breastfeeding itself.

  • The Nursing Mom's News
    The Nursing Mom's News web site and newsletter are the creative brain child of breastfeeding advocate and freelance writer, Shel Franco. After unsuccessfully combing the web for sites and information that dealt with breastfeeding from an emotional and a creative stand point, Franco created The Nursing Mom's News. Before too long, hundreds of breastfeeding mothers were reading and contributing to the e-mail newsletter. As a result, this web page was built in early June 2000.

  • The Nursing Mother
    The Nursing Mother Breast Feeding Information and Products

  • The Nursing Store
    Breastpumps for nursing mothers

  • The Working Cow
    I wrote this page because there is so little information out there for women who work and breastfeed. Most of the support people in LaLeche are stay-at-home moms. They are very helpful in the initial days and as support for long-term breastfeeders, but for working moms, they can only give you theory.

  • Tips for Successful Breastfeeding
    Breastfeeding is like a dance, it takes time to learn the steps. Breastfeeding is a natural extension of the birth process. All babies are born to suck, but sucking is a learned behavior. Each mother has to learn to breastfeed and so does her baby. Putting baby to breast immediately after birth, when the baby is most alert, is the best time to begin to breastfeed your baby.

  • Treasure Coast Breastfeeding Task Force
    Treasure Coast Breastfeeding Task Force works in partnership with healthcare providers, educators and the community at large to provide a positive and supportive environment to the breastfeeding family.

  • Twins and More
    Twins and More offers Breastpump rentals, sales, and Breastfeeding Supplies. We also offer Doula services, childbirth and Parenting classes and many more things also.

  • What to Feed the Baby When the Mother is Working Outside the Home
    This is not an information sheet on all the ins and outs of working outside the home and breastfeeding. This sheet provides information on how your baby can be fed when you are not with him. It is addressed in particular to the mother who is returning to paid work when the baby is about 6 months of age.

  • World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action
    WABA is a global network of organizations and individuals who believe breastfeeding is the right of all children and mothers and who dedicate themselves to protect, promote and support this right. WABA acts on the Innocenti Declaration and works in liaison with UNICEF.

  • Baby Bungalow - NEW! Whisper Wear Breast Pump!
    Baby Bungalow offers a comprehensive selection of breastfeeding accessories to make life with a new baby more comfortable! We also offer a complete line of baby gear for your little one - from co-sleepers to jogging strollers plus alot more!

  • Benefits to Breastfeeding
    Do children really gain health advantages from breastfeeding or are the advantages merely psychological? Dr. Greene addresses the many benefits of breastfeeding.

  • Colorful nylon rings for baby slings.
    Buy colorful nylon rings to make baby slings. Find out about wearing your baby and attachment parenting. Make your own sling.

  • MyWuvableBaby
    Pregnancy, baby, photo contests, auctions, and parenting resource center.

  • Over the Rainbow nursing necklaces
    If your nursing baby likes to PINCH, PULL, OR PLAY while nursing then our beautiful glass beaded nursing necklaces are for you. They keep the baby occupied, they are glass so they don't harbor germs, and cost less than many plastic nursing necklaces.

  • The Nurture Center
    Information and links for new and expecting parents, including pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding and newborn care.

  • Twins and More, Inc.
    We offer maternity and breastfeeding supplies. We are mothers and educators who have breastfed, and it is our goal to help you breastfeed! Visit our site and experience what real customer service is about.

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