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Infant Feeding Practices and National Breastfeeding Month

This August is the 13th year National Breastfeeding Month has been observed in the United States [1]. National Breastfeeding Month is for...

How Lactation Duration and Maternal Fasting Affect Mammalian Milk Composition

All mammals share milk-making, demonstrating an evolutionary need to adapt to different environments and survival pressures. We’ve shared...

The Twists and Turns of Infant Feeding: Continuing the Journey

To celebrate the end of National Breastfeeding Month, we’re introducing 3 new mothers.

The Twists and Turns of Infant Feeding

Recently, we interviewed 6 mothers on their personal feeding journey.

The Second Most Abundant Macronutrient in Breast Milk: Lipids

Recently, we’ve been sharing about the macromolecular components in breastmilk. Today, we’re exploring lipids.

How Stress Can Complicate Lactation

As scientists, we are absolutely fascinated by what our bodies and the millions of cells that we’re made of are capable of doing to keep...

It’s National Breastfeeding Month, Listen Up

With every month having some sort of theme attached to it, it’s more than easy to go through your everyday life without considering...

Mom Knows Best: Let’s Take Low Milk Supply Seriously

When new moms reach out to a pediatrician, doula, lactation consultant, etc., they are looking for support, guidance, and empathy.

A Parent’s Right to Choose: Who is anyone to say what’s ‘best’?

Neither Jung nor BIOMILQ is against breastfeeding. Rather, Jung is against lactivism and how it perpetuates guilt, fear, and shame.

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