Breastfeeding is a complex system, and persistent breastfeeding difficulties require lactation consultants and breastfeeding support professionals to move beyond the assessment of infant oral structures or latch. Body-Led Breastfeeding is both a framework for assessment and a set of specific tools designed to build on existing clinical skills to observe, define, and address the forces behind suck dysfunction.

Induced lactation can be a deeply meaningful goal—and there is rarely a one-size-fits-all pathway for achieving it. While pharmaceutical protocols may be appropriate for some families, others may prefer, require, or benefit from exploring additional options.

Gain confidence in recognizing sensory sensitivities in babies and practical strategies for calming their nervous systems. Explore the impact of Autism and ADHD on lactation and parenting and learn ways to help support these families.

Conversations about body weight have long been embedded in pregnancy, postpartum care, and lactation—and the rapid expansion of GLP-1 receptor agonist use is adding new complexity to those conversations. Lactation professionals are increasingly encountering patients who used these medications before pregnancy, are considering restarting them postpartum, or have questions about their compatibility with breastfeeding.