Your breast pump has many parts that come in contact with your breastmilk. Prevent bacteria by learning how to best clean breast pump parts.

Pumping at work allows you to continue to provide the best nutrition for your baby. It can also help maintain the special bond you share with your baby.

Some states recognize the importance of continued breastfeeding and make it the law for employers to support breastfeeding moms at work.

During a disaster breastfeeding your baby becomes even more important, not only for nutrition purposes but because it can reduce stress.

Find answers to common questions like "What if My Baby Has Trouble Latching On?" and "What If My Nipples Become Sore?" to help solve breastfeeding problems.

Learn about how to increase your milk supply, ways to tell your baby is getting enough breast milk to drink and read some helpful breastfeeding tips.

Handle and store expressed breast milk safely by following guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Questions about breastfeeding? Your doctor or certified lactation consultant is your first stop. Here are some additional breastfeeding resources.

While you are breastfeeding, you need more of these nutrients in order to supply enough for both you and your baby. Eat a healthy, balanced diet every day.

In addition to the joyful bonding that occurs with breastfeeding, the health benefits for both you and your baby are well-documented.