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How to Get Breastfeeding Poop out of Carpet (and other things)

August 12th, 2016 by LatchPal

Reading time: 2 minutes   How to Get Breastfeeding Poop out of Carpet (and other things) Parenthood is full of unexpected surprises and for me, one of the most traumatizing experiences came at time when I didn’t have my little one fully diapered. I mean, who knew a tiny little child could literally project poop… Read More »


Breastfeeding & Milk Production: The First Few Weeks

August 11th, 2016 by LatchPal

Reading time: 4 minutes   Breastfeeding & Milk Production: the first few weeks A woman’s breastfeeding journey often begins in the hospital, immediately after delivery. While the first nursing experience may feel rushed, it’s been found that a woman experiences a higher rate of breastfeeding success when she nurses within an hour of delivery. With… Read More »


6 Easy Meals For New Parents

August 4th, 2016 by LatchPal

Reading time: 2 minutes   Congratulations on your new addition! You’ve got a beautiful baby, a full heart, and life has gotten a bit crazy, so you’re probably starving!  A lot of things need tending to, but first, it’s time for dinner!  Life is all about priorities…and you need to eat! Not only do you… Read More »


7 Simple Ways to Bond With Your Newborn

July 7th, 2016 by LatchPal

Reading time: 2 minutes As soon as the new baby arrives, parents are overwhelmed with love for their child. They want to take care of him/her, play with them, and get in as much bonding as possible each day. Luckily, there are so many different ways you can enjoy bonding activities with your little one.… Read More »


How to Keep Your Baby from Biting During Breastfeeding

July 2nd, 2016 by LatchPal

Reading time: 3 minutes Some people believe that when baby starts to bite during breastfeeding, that the nursing stage has ended and it’s time to wean. That’s definitely not the case. Some families successfully breasted up to two and three years old. A baby with teeth is certainly capable of breastfeeding, but mom and baby… Read More »


3 Signs It May Be Time to Stop Night Feedings

June 27th, 2016 by LatchPal

Reading time: 2 minutes Parents can’t wait to get back to their full night’s sleep, but that isn’t possible when baby is still waking up once a night to eat. They want their child to sleep through the night, but no one wants to deprive a baby of food – so it’s a tough call.… Read More »


Why You Should Consider Breastfeeding Your Toddler

June 16th, 2016 by LatchPal

Reading time: 2 minutes The beauty of breast milk is that it’s safe for everyone. While some people place a weird taboo on breast milk, the truth is it provides endless nutrition and antibodies that toddlers can benefit from. There’s no rule that says when moms should stop breastfeeding; however, moms often experience reduced supply… Read More »


8 Healthy Ways to Lose Weight While Breastfeeding

June 7th, 2016 by LatchPal

Reading time: 3 minutes One of the first things mom think about after giving birth is how to get back into their old bodies. I know how desperate you can be to return to your own self. But like all things with your health, you have to be careful. Here are some ways to help… Read More »


What to Know When Starting Your Baby on Solid Foods

June 2nd, 2016 by LatchPal

Reading time: 3 minutes Starting solid foods is a big phase in your baby’s life. Not only are they growing up, but they’re beginning a whole new adventure with flavor and texture. Babies grow and develop at their own pace, so you should never rely on a timeline to tell you when it’s time to… Read More »


7 Ways to Prepare for Your First Time Breastfeeding

May 24th, 2016 by LatchPal

Reading time: 3 minutes If you’re about to have a baby, you’re probably nervous about your first time breastfeeding. That’s completely normal! Lots of moms feel that way. You can alleviate some of that anxiety by making sure you’re properly prepared. Here are some ways you can prepare yourself for breastfeeding. 1. Accept that you… Read More »