Pregnant bodies are easy for society to accommodate. What follows birth is a different, messier story. With a wide range of frank, revealing and often hilarious interviews, this documentary follows the lives of breastfeeding women from all walks of life and the experts who guide them through this...

Breastfeeding shouldn't be painful, both emotionally and physically! The second most common concern families have about breastfeeding is how to increase your supply! Sarah is here to ease your minds and get that milk to flow by sharing these tips!

100% the number one concern Sarah gets from new breastfeeding parents is “how do I know that my baby is getting enough milk?” This makes so much sense! Of course, you want to feed your child and be sure that they have what they need. Breastfeeding can be especially stressful because you’re not me...

Dr. Stephanie Melka explains the medical side of breastfeeding, and how she has worked to fill the gap between other obstetricians or pediatricians and lactation consultants, who are knowledgeable but don’t diagnose or treat. She shares common advice for mothers on breastfeeding, her own experien...

Shahrzad Tayebi (of We're Mammals) interview with Dr. Odent, one of the world’s most prominent childbirth experts.

Dr. Fox interviews Melissa Kotlen, a registered nurse and certified lactation consultant. In the first part of this two-part episode, they discuss why Melissa chose to become a lactation consultant, why coaching mothers through breastfeeding is 80% about “the psychology of it,” and more.

“We’re Mammals“ focuses on the newborn’s innate ability to breastfeed. Demonstrating baby’s feeding tools and the fact that they can breastfeed at least as good as a kitten can!

Shahrzad (Shaz) compares her experience back home in Iran as a midwife to Vancouver, Canada as a Lactation Consultant....

In the second part of her interview, Melissa Kotlen, RN and lactation consultant, explains why giving women the choice not to breastfeeding is liberating, misconceptions about dietary restrictions, exercise and breastfeeding, and more.

Courtney Jung and Dr. Fox discuss the potential downsides of breastfeeding advocacy and the fine line between promoting breastfeeding and shaming women who can’t breastfeed. They also discuss choice regarding breastfeeding and how race and class factor in.

Courtney Jung and Dr. Fox discuss the potential downsides of breastfeeding advocacy and the fine line between promoting breastfeeding and shaming women who can’t breastfeed. They also discuss choice regarding breastfeeding and how race and class factor in.

The film that is changing the face of modern motherhood. This documentary exposes the extreme industry payout from culturally minimizing the importance of nursing. How other countries benefit from and are leading the world in successful working models of baby-friendly hospitals, the importance of...

Chanie Fingerer from the Happy Birthway podcast returns to discuss baby-friendly hospitals. She explains what baby-friendly hospital accreditation requires as well as some pros and cons that patients might find. She and Dr. Fox also discuss the couplet model of nursing, how baby-friendly hospital...

Milk Factory takes us behind the scenes in a lactation suite at U.S. House of Representatives, created by Nancy Pelosi in 2007, where women from different parties connect, a rare opportunity in an era of intense divisiveness when cooperation is key to legislation benefiting families. The United S...