Recognising your Baby’s signals
Newborns cannot speak yet, but they still show their needs somewhat clearly. Although parents’ brains are naturally prepared to attune […]
Current Issue, Handout, Issue 2/2026, Open Access
Open Access
Current Issue, Issue 2/2026, Networking, Open Access
The European Association of Breastfeeding Medicine (EABM)
Dear Mónica, When was EABM founded and what was the reason for its inception? Mónica Pina: Every 2 years there
Book Review, Current Issue, Issue 2/2026, Open Access
Book Review: How Babies Sleep
Sleep deprivation is nearly universal for new parents during the first year of a baby’s life and is often a reason why mothers stop breastfeeding prematurely (Ruan et al., 2022). A quick browse through parenting
Issue 4/2025, Open Access, Science
Breastfeeding consultation in organ transplantation recipients
Author: Elise Armoiry, IBCLC, pharmacist Abstract Pregnancies in transplant recipients are becoming increasingly frequent, highlighting the need for lactation consultants
Handout, Issue 4/2025, Open Access
Born a little too early – Breastfeeding initiation challenges in small newborns
If your baby was born before 37 weeks of pregnancy, they are considered premature. Late preterm babies (34–36 weeks of
Issue 4/2025, News from Editorial Team, Open Access
How do we deal with companies who are becoming Code compliant?
The International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes is an important instrument for minimising conflicts of interest and protecting breastfeeding.