It’s interesting how we will hear that breastfeeding exclusively is recommended for the first six months of your baby’s life.  But what happens after this?  Or what about after your baby turns one, and is walking and running all over the place?  Is breastfeeding toddlers accepted in society?  Well, it depends where you live.  In some countries, it is normal to nurse children until they are four years of age or so.   However, some people don’t believe that children who can walk and speak are appropriate to be breastfed.  However, this post attempts to make you think about a few things that may make you realize that breastfeeding toddlers may be the best decision you make for your child and your situation.

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If you are like me, then you may be wanting to learn as much as you can about breastfeeding before your baby is born.  Or if you are already breastfeeding, you may be having some challenges, and need a good resource that is available at your fingertips.  And if you’ve ever tried nursing another child before, but it didn’t go well, don’t despair.  I was there.  There are some really good breastfeeding books out there that can help you.  The purpose of this post is to go over my top 3 picks for the mom who is new to breastfeeding and wants to learn the basics and some solutions to common problems that you may encounter. Read more »