


Is your baby getting enough? Three ways to tell
One of the most pressing questions new moms have about breastfeeding is whether their baby is getting enough milk. After all, unlike bottle feeding, you can’t measure how much milk is making its way into your baby’s tummy. Not knowing can be stressful, especially when you are just starting out to breastfeed.
Thankfully, there are a few key signs that can help you know your baby is getting enough milk. Here are the top three:

Digital Books now Available
With the cancellation of in-person childbirth classes, we have several options to help you continue to provide education materials to your clients. Our direct shipping program is available to ship books directly to your clients. In addition, we are pleased to announce two new digital options: single user purchase (for parents) and bulk access codes (for educators)!

Direct Shipping to Clients

New Breastfeeding Pocket Guides!
A picture is worth a thousand words and when it comes to breastfeeding, having high-quality and helpful photos can make it easier for parents to learn.
Our new Breastfeeding Pocket Guides (5th edition) have been expanded and

Updates to the Finding Comfort Booklet

7 Rules to Have a Happy Birth

ACOG Encouraging Limited Interventions: Updated

Planning Your VBAC (Part 2 of 2)

How to Get Evidence-Based Maternity Care

When Breastfeeding is a Struggle

Best Foods to Fuel Your Labor
Gone are the days of mothers crunching on ice chips during labor. Evidence-based practice supports (and even encourages!) mothers to eat during labor. Why? Because your car won’t run well on an empty tank, and neither will you!
Even the American Society of Anesthesiologists, just last year, said that