BLOG 23 MAI PARIS

Breastfeeding Moms in the Fall: Outfits for Every Moment of the Day

Breastfeeding Moms in the Fall: Outfits for Every Moment of the Day There’s a “before” and an “after” in the life of a breastfeeding mom who returns to work in the fall. The “before” is summer, when...

Mid-Season to Winter Guard-Breastfeeding dress : How to Keep Moving Forward Without Having to Buy Everything All Over Again

From Mid-Season to Winter: How to Update Your WardBreastfeeding dress Without Buying Everything New There’s a persistent misconception about maternity and nursing ward : that you have to buy everything new...

Fall Colors and Breastfeeding: How to Wear This Season's Shades

Fall Colors and Breastfeeding: How to Wear This Season's Shades There's something particularly comforting about fall colors. Terracotta, which brings to mind...

5 Nursing Outfits for a Stylish Fall: Monday Through Friday

5 Stylish Fall Breastfeeding Outfits: Monday Through Friday Going back to work while breastfeeding also means facing the daily challenge of what to wear. What should I wear today? Like...

How to Wear Nursing Clothes in the Transition Season: A Guide to Fall Layering

How to Wear Your Nursing Clothes During the Transition Season: A Guide to Fall Layering Fall is the season of contrasts. You head out in the morning with a jacket and take it off by noon. Then you put it back on...

Baby Is Cold at Night: How to Tell and What to Do

This is one of the most common concerns parents have in winter—and, paradoxically, one of the things that disrupts sleep the most. Is the baby cold? Did I put enough blankets on...

Staying Motivated to Breastfeed When Winter Drags On

There comes a time, somewhere between January and March, when winter starts to feel different. At first, there was something cozy about the cold season—feeding the baby under a blanket, the house nice and ...

Breastfeeding Alone at Night in Winter: Surviving Nighttime Feedings

There’s a special kind of loneliness to nighttime feedings in winter. Not necessarily a sad kind of loneliness. But a real loneliness—that of being the only one awake in the house, on the street, in...

Pregnancy and the Holidays: Alcohol, Foie Gras, Cheese—What You Can Eat

There’s a moment at every holiday dinner table that pregnant women know all too well. The moment someone sets out the foie gras terrine. When the cheese platter arrives. When the champagne is uncorked...

Meditation and Gentle Yoga for Breastfeeding Moms in Winter

There are some activities that seem out of reach when you have a baby. Yoga, meditation—these words bring to mind an hour of silence in a quiet room, a mat rolled out without being immediately...