Earlier this month I had the privilege of being interviewed by EverEden to discuss what women should know about preeclampsia.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to ravage the US (as well as the rest of the world), parents are understandably worried. While the disease is less likely among children, they are not completely immune.

We are breaking theme in this month's Diva Diary Blog and instead of sending breastfeeding tips and education, we are discussing practical ways Milk Diva is supporting breastfeeding families AND providers.

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The topic of breastfeeding can seem like a sea of endless questions with differing answers. Lately, I’ve been getting some repeated questions about issues apart from basic breastfeeding management that I thought I’d share here.

To clip or not to clip? A 2015 article in Pediatrics, the journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), investigated whether or not pediatricians should recommend treatment for tongue tie and upper lip tie in the face of breastfeeding difficulties.

When mother or baby is experiencing illness, it can be scary for everyone. If mom is the sole source of baby’s food,

Whether you need to increase your milk supply right after birth or you’re going back to work after weeks of months at home, chances are you may need to use a breast pump.

Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.