My one breast stopped making milk at four months, which could have been the end of my journey but La Leche League supported me to continue.

What a day in the life looks like of a breastfeeding mom with a young baby who works a corporate job as a travelling sales representative.

If I had access to La Leche League it would've been so helpful for me as a new mom. I now encourage all my pregnant friends to join.

I don't know what made me do it but I offered my breast again and he instantly latched on and started sucking.

I prepared a lot for the birth but wasn’t worried about the breastfeeding as I thought I knew what I needed to do to successfully breastfeed

After two or three weeks of the worst pain I’ve ever felt, I realised that something was wrong...

I had never heard of a condition known as Hirschsprung’s disease or congenital megacolon. This is what was suspected in Joshie's case.

Breastfeeding support has so many faces. The greatest supporters of breastfeeding mothers often don't need to know about breastfeeding.

I joined the local La Leche League meetings - for breastfeeding help throughout our journey and to make new friends.

Nursing during those first weeks was dreadful: a painful latch, friction on my C-section scar and then there was the mastitis.

La Leche League Group Member Denise shares her story. I have been exclusively breastfeeding my baby for 14 weeks. This has been the most...

Hi, I’m Nisreen and this is Raphael. And this is our breastfeeding journey. It hasn’t been easy. I fell pregnant at 42 years old, two...

INTERVIEW WITH A MOTHER BREASTFEEDING TRIPLETS Today, I have Tanyaradzwa Rimayi on the phone. Tanyah first made contact with me through...

Surrounding myself with a village of people who fully understood breastfeeding and were able to support me was critical to my success.

Jakob was born at 32 weeks per emergency caesarean, weighing only 1500 grams. I was desperate to give him the best I could.

How Anet helped a vulnerable, premature baby with skin-to-skin that awakened the baby's instinct to suckle.

From the minute we found out we were expecting another little miracle I decided I would do whatever it takes to breastfeed.

At my 19-week anomaly scan, I was prepared for the words: "I’m not happy with his top lip". I knew then, with certainty, that our little blessing did in fact have a cleft.

I haven't shared my story before as I feel some mommies have had it much harder, but I still feel that it might encourage others.

My experience with my baby refusing to breastfeed and how we got our breastfeeding journey back on track.