Free webinars are taking place to mark National #BreastfeedingWeek (1-7 Oct). The theme this year is supports for breastfeeding during a pandemic. The webinars will feature international and national experts and supporters. Links and more information: https://t.co/LEN00yv9w6

Baby Refusing to Nap?

Breastfeeding *can* happen during an emergency, like wildfire season. Human milk contains antibodies that fight infection, including diarrhea and respiratory infections common among infants in emergency situations. Learn more: https://t.co/RomVmxK6i9 #IYCFE

Save your sanity when breastfeeding a newborn!

From the very first drop......Breastfeeding is one of the best investments for saving infant lives and improving the health, social and economic wellbeing of individuals and nations. #WBW2020 @WABAsecretariat @WHO @USbreastfeeding

Need more sleep? 😴

What to pack for mom dad and baby!

Despite efforts to stop the harmful promotion of breast-milk substitutes, countries are still falling short in protecting parents from misleading information: WHO, @UNICEF, @babyfoodaction new report 🤱🏾 https://t.co/GdJtL1ws9y #breastfeeding

It is not spoiling your baby to love them. Hold them, kiss them, nurse them, love them. #breastfeeding #parenting #holdallthebabies #nurseallthebabies

Tips for moms who have older kids at home

What to do with a gassy baby

If you are sick and breastfeeding:

Janelle O. asks, "Help! My baby is 3 weeks old and won't let me put her down! Everyone told me that all babies do is eat and sleep, but I didn't realize that she would be in my arms 24/7. Is this normal? I've had friends tell me that she's training me. Is that true?"

The phrase “never wake a sleeping baby” isn’t totally accurate. BUT once your newborn is gaining well, there’s generally no need to wake them.

What moms need to know about breastfeeding when sick #cornoravirus #flu

Can you drink wine while nursing? Is it ok to have a beer or two? Answers here:

Should you wake a sleeping baby to breastfeed?

What is the Difference Between Postpartum Depression and Baby Blues?

Breastfeeding is best for a baby's teeth and oral development. Other great reasons to breastfeed here.

Find out why the CDC, AAP, and WHO want your baby to try exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months.