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Breastfeeding accessories can become a mother's best friend. When used properly, they can enhance your breastfeeding experience so you feel more comfortable and and give you the confidence you need to successfully feed your baby. So, what are the must-have products recommended by breastfeeding mothers? What is a "breastfeeding basket" and what are some important items to put inside? Plus, essential accessories for moms at work and moms on-the-go! We're broadcasting LIVE from the 2013 ABC Kids Expo and our experts have designed items to help improve your breastfeeding experience! 

New parents have a lot of new expenses. And for first time moms, that may also include new maternity and postpartum clothes to accommodate their changing bodies. What are the essential items typically needed during this transitional phase? Are undergarments really that important? And how can you expand your wardrobe without drastically expanding your wallet? We're broadcasting LIVE from the 2013 ABC Kids Expo and our experts have designed clothes to make you look and feel your very best! 

It's the first item you'll need installed prior to bringing your baby home from the hospital- an infant car seat. And with so many options to choose from, how can new parents find the best car seat for their family? What should you know about forward facing and rear facing car seats? What are your options for ease of installation and the adjustment of your child's safety straps? We're broadcasting LIVE from the 2013 ABC Kids Expo and our experts are some of the top manufacturers of infant car seats. 

By now, you've probably heard that breast is best. But why? Why is breast milk considered the perfect food for your little one? What are the health benefits short term and long term? And how can it improve the bond your partner has with the baby? Brought to you by our sister show, Preggie Pals!

Your baby is quickly approaching six months, which is the time many parents introduce solid foods. But, what if you could skip the puree stage and go straight to whole foods? It's known as baby-led weaning and it's gaining in popularity. So, how does it work? What types of foods work best? And what about foods considered a choking hazard?

Each child has his own breastfeeding style and needs, which can make weaning your twins more of a challenge. Who typically makes the decision and how? Is it possible to still breastfeed one twin and wean the other? Plus, does the concept "don't offer, don't refuse" really work for twins?

For many mothers, breastfeeding is the best way to help soothe their little ones to sleep. How does this impact hot button topics such as bedsharing and sleep training? If you choose to share your bed, or co-sleep, how can you do it safely? What can you expect with sleep training and how can it impact the breastfeeding relationship you have with your child?

You're breastfeeding your baby and you interest in sex is all but gone. Where has your libido gone that helped you make that baby in the first place? What typically causes the loss of sex drive after having a baby, and what other options do you have for connecting with your partner when your levels are really low?

There are no words to describe the feelings of loss a parent feels when they lose a child. Whether it's a miscarriage, stillbirth or infant death, it can be emotionally and physically devastating for the parents and loved ones. For pregnant or breastfeeding moms, another challenge may be what to do with your milk supply. How do you avoid becoming engorged should you choose to stop lactating? Also, what are your options when it comes to milk sharing and milk banking?

Hormone imbalances can definitely complicate a breastfeeding mother's milk supply. But how do you know if your thyroid is really to blame? When are most women diagnosed with a high or low thyroid? What type of tests help determine this condition? And what can a mother do to help manage these levels better?

You're pregnant and had no intentions to suddenly stop breastfeeding. While the thought of being pregnant while breastfeeding your little one can be daunting, it is possible for most moms. What type of changes could you experience early in your pregnancy? Should you expect a dip in your milk supply? Plus, tips for the nursing two children shortly after giving birth.  

Prescription medications, over-the-counter medications and herbs is a complicated topic for most breastfeeding mothers. Which ones are compatible with breastfeeding and which ones should you avoid? How do these medications make their way into the breast milk and what type of effect can they have on mom and baby? And what are some helpful hints to help build up your immune system this flue season?

Mothers enlisted in the military face unique challenges when determined to pump or breastfeed their babies. What can military moms expect when they return to work? Does each military branch have their own policies when it comes to pumping? And what can you expect when it comes to possible deployment? We're proud to have Robyn Roche-Paull of the website, Breastfeeding in Combat Boots, as our special expert for this new series.

As moms begin to pump, it's important to know how long their breast milk can stay fresh and reusable. How long will breast milk stay fresh in the fridge or freezer? Can you reuse breast milk that's already been poured into a bottle? Plus, the real story on shaking versus swirling your breast milk when heating it back up.  

For many breastfeeding mothers, oversupply may seem like a great problem to have, but it comes with its own set of challenges. What are some causes of oversupply? Does oversupply result in overactive letdown? And how can you better regulate these conditions to make a more enjoyable experience for both you and your baby?