Breastfeeding
Not necessarily every three hours: The truth parents must know about baby feeding
Many parents still hear that a baby must eat every 3 hours. In practice, the current recommendations in pediatrics and breastfeeding speak of responsive feeding.
The problem almost no one talks about after childbirth – and the new solution coming to the market
Adding light: From a fragile beginning to giving life to others
Thin and soft nursing pads
What postpartum depression medications can you take while breastfeeding?
Discover safe medications for breastfeeding women dealing with postpartum depression. Don't let fear hold you back from seeking help.
Maolac combines AI with breastmilk to make tummies feel better
With its new products, the Israeli company hopes to make a lasting impact on the immune-boosting food market.
10,000 Liters: How did she pump so much breast milk?
Elizabeth Anderson-Sierra, 35, holds the Guinness World Record for largest breast milk donation, sharing her extraordinary journey amidst challenges.
Can a kiss on the lips be fatal for babies?
An expert and mother from Tiny Hearts Education, a company that provides infant care education, explained kisses can cause babies to die thanks to neonatal herpes.
20% of children live with unsafe levels of chemical toxins - study
Exposure to PFAs has been associated with reduced vaccine response in children, increasing the risk of exposure to deadly diseases. It has also been associated with reduced birth weight and cancer.
Danone: Why did the French food giant invest in this Israeli company?
Global dairy giant Danone will lead an investment of about NIS 12.5 million in Israel's Wilk, alongside Israeli milk firm Tara.
Breast pump simulating baby's suckling launches in Israel
The principle behind breast pumps hasm't changed in 150 years and are based on cattle milking machines. This new pump could change the industry.
Women breastfeed significantly less than recommended - survey
The Israel Midwives Association commented that “The survey reveals a disturbing pattern of a decrease in breastfeeding along with an increase in the use of infant formula.”
COVID-19 pandemic caused decreased breastfeeding - study
Almost half of all babies did not receive any breast milk at the height of COVID-19.
Experts call for end to exploitative marketing of baby formula
The WHO recommends breastfeeding over baby formula because breast milk is more beneficial to babies, but companies still exploit parents to sell product.
