Ep. 64: How Is Breastfeeding Portrayed in Lit...

When we think about raising our children, we often all have ideas of what is best and what we want to do. Not always are we able to achieve those goals – for better or worse. But the early years, especially 0 to 3, are crucial in our children’s neurological development and knowin ...  Show more

Our understanding and acceptance of Autism has evolved over the years towards a greater awareness of what we call neurodiversity - broadly, the idea that each brain is unique and what used to be considered "disorders" are not at all, but rather reflections of these uniquenesses w ...  Show more

Cette semaine et pour terminer cette saison 3, je reçois Aurélie Depeyre la fondatrice de You&Milk, une marque de vêtements autour de l’allaitement. 

Avec Aurélie nous avons parlé de toutes les injonctions liées à l’allaitement et à la maternité. Nous avons évo ...

Deux duo féminins se rencontrent lors de cet épisode : la psychologue Lory Zephyr et la journaliste Jessika Brazeau reçoivent au podcast la psychologue Roxane Larocque et la sexologue Loryanne-Héllène Gauvin pour parler de l'allaitement sous un angle (malheureusement) peu commun. ...  Show more

<div>Your newborn is hard-wired to breastfeed and is born with instincts to help them latch right after birth. Despite these instincts, breastfeeding doesn't always come naturally or go perfectly right from the start. In reality, breastfeeding can take practice and patience as yo ...  Show more

To breastfeed or not to breastfeed? That is the question. Join Molly and Cristen as they sift through numerous studies and anecdotal information in search of the answer in this episode of Stuff Mom Never Told You.