La Leche League Mumbai

13/12/2022

Came across this excellent article for tips on handing the holiday season with your baby

During the Covid-19 pandemic, families had to adapt to many different ways of enjoying family life. For those who became parents during 2020, it meant living with restrictions on activities and often not being able to visit relatives and friends. Since then, most of us have been able to return to ac...

08/03/2022

Mother to mother support for Breastfeeding

27/02/2022

We have extensive multilingual resources on Infant Feeding in Emergencies here - https://www.llli.org/breastfeeding-info/infant-feeding-emergencies-multilingual/
Please share widely.

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02/01/2022

18/10/2021

65 years of mother to mother support!!!

18/08/2021

Need information about tandem nursing? Check out our article - https://www.llli.org/breastfeeding-info/breastfeeding-pregnancy-tandem-nursing/

Finding out you are pregnant does not mean you must stop breastfeeding your toddler. Many mothers choose to continue breastfeeding throughout pregnancy, while others decide to wean. If you continue breastfeeding through your pregnancy, you may find yourself breastfeeding both an infant and an older....

18/08/2021

https://www.llli.org/parenting-post-covid-19-breastfeeding-and-beyond/

By Chapel Taylor-Olsen – Utah, USA We’ve ended up with a distorted sense of time after the last year and a half, but the world didn’t actually stop. It is estimated that 116 million babies were born during just the first 9 months of the pandemic. [1] Millions of families around the world had t...

18/07/2021

28/06/2021

This lovely poem is a part of the June 2021 edition of Breastfeeding Today- our bimonthly online LLL magazine, for all of you to read and enjoy!!

https://www.llli.org/breastfeeding-today

28/05/2021

No restriction on breastfeeding when you take the vaccine!

15/05/2021

Breastfed babies wake and feed frequently at night - this is the physiological norm for human infants.