

Common questions about breastfeeding and pain

Breastfeeding should not hurt, but the idea of pain can make some moms-to-be afraid to try breastfeeding. African-American women say fear of pain is one of the most common reasons they do not breastfeed. For first-timers, having a breastfeeding expert help you make minor adjustments can make all the difference. With the right information and support, you can do this.
Overcoming breastfeeding challenges

Find out what women wish they knew before they started breastfeeding and how to work through those new-to-breastfeeding jitters.
Is my baby getting enough milk?

Pediatrician Sahira Long, M.D., IBCLC, answers new moms' most common questions and explains the signs that your baby is eating and growing at a healthy pace.