Breast milk can come in a range of colors, including pink, yellow, and even “neon,” which can be surprising for many parents. In this study, we explored what moms are seeing and tested possible explan...

Dietary supplements are widely used by breastfeeding women, yet many lack proven safety, efficacy, and consistent quality due to limited regulatory oversight. Variability in product content, misleadin...

New human milk research from the InfantRisk Center found extremely low transfer of semaglutide into breast milk. Learn what this means for breastfeeding mothers and infants.

PRP is a minimally invasive treatment that harnesses your body’s own healing mechanisms to rejuvenate skin and stimulate hair growth. For breastfeeding mothers, current evidence is highly reassuring: ...

If you notice changes in your baby while breastfeeding on medication—even something as small as fussiness or diarrhea—it may be worth reporting. Many parents don’t realize that these experiences can b...

Thinking about fillers while breastfeeding? Learn what the experts at the InfantRisk Center recommends about dermal fillers during lactation.

Microneedling is a popular skincare treatment used to improve things like fine lines, acne scars, and uneven skin tone. If you’re breastfeeding and considering microneedling, you might be wondering if...

Retinoids are widely recognized as one of the most effective ingredients in dermatology, commonly used to treat acne, signs of aging, and other skin conditions. Whether you're browsing over-the-counte...

Collagen supplements are growing in popularity for their potential benefits to skin and joint health—but many breastfeeding parents are unsure whether they're safe to use while nursing. Here's what th...