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The Nursing Bling blog is a resource rich community for breastfeeding mothers. Look to our blog for the latest in nursing news, nursing products, and lifestyle items every mom wants to know to ensure the best health for themselves and their babies. I hope you enjoy the Nursing Bling blog as much as I enjoy writing it! Peace, Love & Breastfeeding Yvette
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Nursing Bling · 2Y ago

Visit Nursing Bling at our New Home, NursingBling.com!

We’ve successfully transitioned the blog over to NursingBling.com! Be sure to stop by, say hi, and sign up for updates and giveaway news at our new store! Thanks, Yvette Tagged: new blog, new store, new website, nursing bling
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Nursing Bling · 2Y ago

Congrats to Kady L and Vacation Alert…

Hi All! Just wanted to announce the winner of the giveaway that just ended over at The Single Mama! ***Congrats to Kady L., winner of a Nursing Bling Nursing Reminder Clip*** Thanks for everyone who entered!!! Stay tuned for more great … Continue reading →
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Nursing Bling · 2Y ago

Breastfeeding Saves Lives

You may have heard that breastfeeding saves lives but wondered: How can this be? We all know mothers who don’t breastfeed, and would we say that their children are at risk of death. Of course not, their babies thrive on … Continue reading →
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Nursing Bling · 2Y ago

Natural substance in breast milk destroys cancer cells

Breast milk is documented to be the best food possible for infants and breastfeeding is known to have enormous health benefits for moms, too. It turns out, however, that breast milk has even more amazing properties. Swedish researchers have found … Continue reading →
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Nursing Bling · 2Y ago

Breastfeeding Twins?

Are you expecting twins and looking for stress-free ways to breastfeed both both babies?  Tandem breastfeeding is the way most moms with twins handle this situation with ease, though there are other ways to breastfeed twins.  Here’s a link to a … Continue reading →
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Nursing Bling · 2Y ago

WonderWoman Wednesday… Tamiko Helen Hargrove, President and CEO of Helen Julia New York

In preparation for Earth Day, this week’s WonderWoman is Tamiko Helen Hargrove, President and CEO of Helen Julia New York. Tamiko created Helen Julia New York nearly six years ago with the goal of making her clients feel good. After spending years in corporate America, she knew the feelings of being
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Nursing Bling · 2Y ago

Nursing Bling has a new giveaway…

Hop on over to Single Mama Central to find out more info on our latest giveaway…http://singlemamacentral.blogspot.com/2010/04/nursing-bling-review-and-giveaway.html Tagged: breastfeeding, free gift, giveaway, nursing, nursing bling, nursing bling giveaway, unique baby shower gift
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Nursing Bling · 2Y ago

Tips on Overcoming Fears of Breastfeeding in Public

Many expecting mothers really look forward to breastfeeding their baby. However, for many mothers this expectancy is tinged by a fear of breastfeeding in public. The following tips will help show you how best to nurse in public and help build your confidence. Breastfeeding is a right every mother ha
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Nursing Bling · 2Y ago

This Just In…Breastfeeding Great for Creativity!

Natalie Merchant’s newest cd Leave Your Sleep  was written while she was breastfeeding… “I was breastfeeding six hours a day, and I felt this burst of creative energy,” she explains in an interview for The Scotsman. “In my mind I had all these visions of projects I wanted to do and things I wanted t
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Nursing Bling · 2Y ago

Breastfeeding and Milk Supply

Why do some mothers seem to be overflowing with milk and others barely keep up with their babies? The answer to that questions remains a mystery. We do know, however, which practices enhance milk production and what may decrease milk supply. Newborns need to eat frequently. All that early suckling b
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