Breastfeeding

4 tips to getting more rest with a newborn

March 26, 2018

Parents of newborns definitely get less uninterrupted sleep but there are ways to maximize the rest you can get.

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3 Tips to help your breast health

March 26, 2018

Did you know that breastfeeding lowers your risk of getting breast cancer?

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How do I get back in shape while breastfeeding?

March 26, 2018

Take small steps each day towards physical, emotional, and mental wellness in the postpartum days.

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How partners can support breastfeeding!

March 26, 2018

While mom does the feeding, there are many things a partner can do to support mom and baby!

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Should breastfeeding hurt?

March 12, 2018

Breastfeeding shouldn’t be painful - so why do some breastfeeding moms have pain?

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Meal Planning Tips for the New Breastfeeding Mom

May 01, 2017

New moms are busy, and finding time to fit in nourishing meals can be a challeng

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Two Nutrition Tips for the New Breastfeeding Mom

May 01, 2017

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One bra at a time - Bravado Designs and Breasthealth.org are partnering together to inspire women to learn more about their breast health, and the contribution breastfeeding has in helping to reduce the risk of breast cancer.

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Labor of Love: Introducing the</br> Petal-Soft™ Collection

Labor of Love: Introducing the
Petal-Soft™ Collection

February 22, 2017

Our softest fabric yet. Modern, yet feminine designs. 24/7 comfort. Introducing: the Petal-Soft™ Collection - Ballet Nursing Bra and Buttercup Nursing Bra.

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Do you know how breastfeeding affects your fertility?

July 25, 2016

Can you use birth control when you’re a breastfeeding mom? Is it ok to breastfeed while you’re pregnant? Here’s what the experts have to say about breastfeeding and fertility, plus some tips from real moms.

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7 Tips to Feel More Comfortable Breastfeeding in Public

July 12, 2016

Studies show that women who feel comfortable nursing in public are more likely to start and continue breastfeeding, breastfeed longer, and encounter less social isolation.

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