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Ask the experts: Nursing after returning to work

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This month's topic for our Ask the Experts column is breastfeeding, and here today to talk about continuing to nurse after returning to work is Helen Anderson, registered nurse, lactation educa

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5 foods every pregnant woman should be eating

Written by: Beth Aldrich

During pregnancy, your body requires more nutrients such as folic acid, calcium, and iron.

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Ask the Experts: Breastfeeding and breathing benefits for your baby

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This month we're asking professionals in the know to share their knowledge about breastfeeding.

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Ask the experts: Breastfeeding dos and don'ts

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This week, Sara Chana, IBCLC, birthing instructor, classical homeopath and herbalist specializing in pregnancy, birth and pediatric

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Helpful advice about colic from Dr. Robert Sears

Written by: P&N

A constantly fussy baby can wear down even the most patient of parents.

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Ask the experts: Sleep remedies during pregnancy

Written by: P&N

As a follow up to part one of her series on getting better sleep during pregnancy,

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Ask the experts: Getting good sleep during pregnancy

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This month, our Ask the Experts topic is sleep. Today in the first of a two-part series, Dr.

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Ask the Experts: Sleep problems

Written by: P&N

This month's Ask the Experts topic is sleep.

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Ask the Experts: Safe sleep practices for infants

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This month's Ask the Experts topic is sleep. This week, Anne H.

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Ask the Experts: Infant motor skills

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This week's Ask the Experts topic covers the oft-pondered question on many a parent's mind: Is something wrong if my infant does not develop motor skills at the same pace as other children?

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Ask the Experts: Healthy eating habits

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This month for our Ask the Experts series, we're gathering info on infant development.

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