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AAP Parenting Corner Q&A
This short page of the American Academy of Pediatrics, the main professional organization for America's pediatricians, tells parents why they should breastfeed their children as well as how it is beneficial for both mothers and babies.

African American Blog
All things related to breastfeeding and the African-American woman. General breastfeeding information, issues specific to African-Americans (and biracial and other minorities), support, research and encouragement.

BreastfeedingMadeSimple.com
In Breastfeeding Made Simple, the Seven Natural Laws of Breastfeeding are described. These are laws you can use to get breastfeeding off to a good start and avoid common challenges. If you are having difficulties, these laws can help you get back on track. There are also some additional resources on this site to help you on your way.

Milkalicious
This website offers online lactation consultation via Skype, an internet-based video phone service.

Nursing Is Normal---Charlotte, NC---Madison, WI
Feeling insecure about breastfeeding in public? The Breastfeeding Is Normal project was started by mothers just like you who wanted to get the word out that breastfeeding is the normal, natural way to feed their children.

Office on Women's Health
Lactation information from the U.S.Office on Women's Health.

La Leche League International FAQs
Answers to FAQs by one of the most trusted names in lactation

Secrets of Baby Behavior Blog
This blog, run by the UC Davis Lactation Center, features moms who have been in the trenches (and in the classroom), who understand what you are going through and what your baby is trying to tell you.

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2011 Breastfeeding Resource Directory

Do you need help with breastfeeding?  The 2011 Resource Directory is now online!

Use the online version of print the PDF to distribute!

BreastfeedLA BEST Project

With funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Community Transformation Grant and in partnership with the L.A. County Department of Public Health, the Breastfeeding Task Force of Greater Los Angeles has launched the BEST Project.  We are currently recruiting up to 12 hospitals within L.A. County to receive coaching and technical support to improve maternity care practices that support breastfeeding and to achieve Baby-Friendly designation.

The application will be available May 23, 2012

What's New

TIME: Ask the Right Questions! Read our response to the TIME cover on the Momsrising blog.

Stories of Support Needed

  • The United States Breastfeeding Committee is requesting stories from breastfeeding moms. How have you been helped? Share your story, click here