Swaddle your baby to keep her warm and cozy. Here's how.
What Not To Avoid
Foods you should eat
"Fruits and vegetables are essential to the breastfeeding diet," says Gina Solomon, M.D., M.P.H., a scientist at the Natural Resources Defense Council. "Organic, pesticide-free produce is best, but if you can't find organic, rinse well and enjoy." Should your budget for organic foods be limited, she suggests buying organic versions of the produce most often treated with pesticides: berries; stone fruits (peaches, cherries, apricots, nectarines, plums, etc.); leafy greens; and imported grapes. Domestic (in season) grapes are OK.
June/July 2008
around the web
- Beyoncé Stuns In First Postpartum Appearance
Beyoncé was spotted on her first postpartum outing Monday night in NYC.
- Molly Sims: Shopping For Style
The Project Accessory star wore a long flowing dress for the outing.
- 10 Celebrity Moms Who Breastfeed In Public
Celebrity moms share their breastfeeding stories.
- Hilary Duff & Her Super Bowl Baby Shower
Snapshots from Hilary Duff's baby shower.

