In 2012, breastfeeding entered mainstream American dialogue as either a polarizing or a unifying topic for a wide variety of mothers, parents, employers and public officials across the country.

Fran Drescher courted controversy last week during a radio interview in which she said that breastfeeding "poisons" infants and recommended that nursing mothers get their breast milk tested for toxins.

What Americans need is a set of laws, government programs and business practices that support babies and their families.

Instead of unhooking a secret panel in my bra, I reached into my bag for a second time and shiftily pulled out a brand new, baby blue container filled with white powder.

More moms in the U.S. are breastfeeding their babies, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's latest breastfeeding report card. ...

Join breastfeeding moms and advocates by observing National Breastfeeding Month during the month of August.

Sarah's breastfeeding difficulties began in the hospital. Her daughter, born three weeks early, was too little to properly latch and struggled wit...

Despite theoretical concerns about brain development in babies fed soy protein-based formula, a new report says they do just as well as babies given m...

Commercial marketing doesn't belong in hospitals. No matter how you feed your babies.

Many new moms leave the maternity ward holding two things: their babies and free samples of formula, often packed into diaper bags and handed to them ...