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If the non-gestational parent chooses to induce lactation, both moms can share in breastfeeding, or “co-nursing.” Inducing lactation for the mother who doesn't give birth does requires time and preparation, but it can give her the bonding and maternal health benefits breastfeeding offers.
Old souls often focus on big-picture thinking rather than small details. You know you can't change the world single-handedly, so you focus on...
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Read More »We live in a world where love, gentle parenting, LGBTQ activism, social justice reform and science have brought us to a place where people who choose to parent are able to do so with integrity and a full spectrum of choices to support optimum health and attachment within their created families.
Pisces. Pisces is the first water sign to land on the list, although they all make the most-shy cut. This private, intuitive sign soaks up other...
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Read More »Informal Donor Milk: Milk sharing is as old as humanity. Long ago, wet nurses were life-saving and sustaining for children whose mothers who didn’t make enough milk or who died in childbirth. Because human milk offers such significant health benefits, some families still seek donors through informal milk sharing networks like Human Milk 4 Human Babies or Eats on Feets. Know it’s against the law to sell or purchase human breastmilk this way in the U.S.
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There is a rumor that thinking about someone means that they were thinking about you, first, but unfortunately it's just that – a rumor. The thing...
Read More »Transgender Mothers: There have been remarkable breakthroughs on lactation for transgender women. Recently, Transgender Health published the journey of a transgender woman who had completed her transition six years prior and who successfully induced lactation. In this case, her breast development had reached Tanner Stage V, meaning her breasts were well-developed. She had not undergone any gender-affirming surgeries. While she did have to supplement her baby’s feedings with formula beginning at six weeks, she continued to breastfeed. This transgender woman’s success with lactation was comparable to what we would have expected in a cisgender woman who induced lactation. It’s important to work closely with both an LGBTQ-informed endocrinologist and an IBCLC regarding which lactation induction method may work best for you, and success varies from woman to woman, depending largely on how completely developed a woman’s breasts are before she begins the process of inducing lactation. In addition, gender affirming breast surgery is not required, and may make lactation more difficult.
Many couples who have called it quits end up getting back together. In fact, a 2013 study found that over one third of couples who live together...
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