by hygeiahealth | Jun 3, 2016 | Breastfeeding, Pregnancy & Parenting, Weekly Round Up
Breastfeeding dad goes viral with his creative ways One of the reasons moms don’t like to leave their baby? Knowing that sometimes taking a bottle from someone just does not measure up to the real thing and it becomes a battle of the bottle. This breastfeeding...
by hygeiahealth | May 27, 2016 | Breastfeeding, Pregnancy & Parenting, Weekly Round Up
Army wife goes viral for breastfeeding at wedding photo Naomi Jael Covert, a 21-year-old full-time army wife from Vilseck, stormed the breastfeeding world last week when she posted to Instagram a picture of herself breastfeeding 10-month old son at a wedding....
by hygeiahealth | May 20, 2016 | Breastfeeding, Pregnancy & Parenting, Weekly Round Up
MMA Breastfeeder calls out double standard Jackie Owens is not just a Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Ring Girl, but the mother of three children. She recently posted to Facebook two images, side-by-side: one of herself in the MMA ring and one of herself breastfeeding. She...
by hygeiahealth | Apr 1, 2016 | Pregnancy & Parenting, Weekly Round Up
Can you multitask AND feed twins? Constance Hall, a 32-year-old blogger from Australia, keeps it real on her blog and Facebook feed; what else can you do but show the good, the bad, and the ugly once you are a mom of twins? Back in February she shared a photo feeding...
by hygeiahealth | Mar 11, 2016 | Pregnancy & Parenting, Weekly Round Up
Mother responds to a Facebook breastfeeding attack If you’ve ever posted a “brelfie” on your favorite social media site (Instagram or Facebook in particular) then you know the battle it can become to keep the photo from being taken down. While...
by hygeiahealth | Mar 4, 2016 | Breastfeeding, Weekly Round Up
Public breastfeeding earns positive response There are plenty of stories of outrage when it comes to public breastfeeding. Both businesses and people tend to regularly make breastfeeding moms feel uncomfortable or ashamed. The public breastfeeding stories that make...
