The first time I saw the Pinterest board of Period Breastfeeding Images, I had to do a double take.  Yep, there they were — women of yesteryear all posing either for paintings or photographs while breastfeeding!  It’s not just Victorian women, but those are the ones that I find most interesting, perhaps because we have such a stuffy vision of

Written by Candace Inge Preparing for your birth is a special time. You likely decided early on where and with whom you are welcoming your baby into the world. Whether you are having a home birth, birth center birth, or hospital birth there are things you should do to prepare. Hospital Bag: For you: Any paperwork you have been asked

My body is not wrong My body is not shameful If you don’t like what you see Turn around Turn around Cause I’m dancing just for me For this body I am grateful If you don’t like what you see Turn around Turn around Turn around Y’all, when I first listened to Heather Mae’s “I Am Enough” song, I listened

Written by Candace Inge What are some of your staple pieces in your wardrobe?  Has that been updated since you started breastfeeding? With just a handful of our favorite essentials, you can make breastfeeding easier and more discreet. From everyday tops to the office dinner party, we have you covered! The V-neck Boyfriend Nursing tee: This t-shirt has great nursing

Written by Candace Inge Congratulations! You are pregnant! Now what? Well, once you have told your partner the good news, you have to decide when to tell others along with a myriad of other things– Like where to give birth and what to register for. The most important thing is taking care of yourself so that you are taking care

We all like to think we are warrior women.  That we can do it all, and then some, while feeding our little ones.  However, when I was breastfeeding, I will be honest: there were some things I let slip.  And my own self-care was definitely one of them. Of course, when you’re in the thick of things with a baby,

Written by Candace Inge Many women are super attuned to their bodies while others may not be as attuned. Either way, don’t feel like there is something supernatural or wrong with you. Some women have every pregnancy symptom imaginable while some women have none. Bottom line, every person’s’ body is different, but there are some common signs and symptoms of

It’s happening!  Your sister is finally tying the knot!  Or your cousin! Or your best friend! MAYBE ALL THREE!  In the same month! Probably! What’s a breastfeeding mama to wear?  Well, obviously, Latched Mama gear, of course! Pro-tip: Send this article to the bride-to-be and see if I can help you make the case for the most woman-friendly wedding ever

Written by Candace Inge Sunday, March 10th is the fourteenth national observance of Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Close to a million people in the United States have HIV, and one in four of those are female. There are so many misconceptions and stigmas about HIV and AIDS. There are some things that should be well known and followed

Breastfeeding was so hard for me.  I know people always say it shouldn’t be hard, but the reality for me was that it was hard.  These things helped. I’m sharing them in the hopes that they might help you, too. Remember, fed is best. You are doing your best to breastfeed, but it shouldn’t kill you.  If you feel like