Bebe au Lait - Life with Littles

Traveling with a newborn can be both exciting and challenging, especially when you're navigating breastfeeding while in the air. Proper preparation can make the journey smoother for both you and your little one. Here’s everything you need to know about breastfeeding on a flight.

"There are two heartbeats" - nothing can prepare you for those four little, but life-changing words coming from your Doctors mouth at your ultrasound appointment. READ MORE...

In the world of fashion, trends often come and go, but some classics manage to endure through the ages. One such timeless trend that has been making waves recently is the resurgence of eyelet fabric...READ MORE

Attending a wedding or a fancy event with a baby can be a fun, but maybe challenging experience, especially for breastfeeding moms. Balancing the need to...READ MORE

19 years ago, we created the first rigid neckline Nursing Cover. Our patented design, changed breastfeeding for many, many moms...(read more)

Swaddling, a traditional practice that has been embraced across cultures for millennia, has proven its timeless worth by providing comfort and security to newborns. By wrapping your baby snugly in a soft blanket, such as muslin, you simulate the warm,...

Routines can be soothing to newborns and help them feel more secure. Regular schedules for feeding, bathing, and sleeping not only organize...read more

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When you're expecting a new baby, the excitement and joy are often accompanied by a sense of overwhelming...read more...

Sometimes Mom needs a little extra help producing enough milk to meet her baby's demands. Fortunately, there are certain foods that can help boost your breast milk supply. Let’s take a look at what they are and why they work! 

Target is waaaay up there as one of our favorite stores to go to, let alone be a supplier of. I love to spend an hour or so perusing the aisles looking to see what the talented buyers have chosen...

Ever wondered why moms-to-be get obsessed with organizing, cleaning, and planning? Is nesting motivated by nurture or nature? And is it a sign that your tiny bundle is about to arrive? Read on to find out more about the sweet maternal phenomenon of ‘nesting.’ Nestle in, mama!

If you have recently given birth, and are planning to go back to work, you may be thinking about how to manage your baby’s food. For those of you breastfeeding, that can mean the dreaded breast pump. The good news is that...read more

Wonderfully natural, profoundly human, and beautiful to the core - breastfeeding is a baby-bonding experience like no other. It can be challenging; especially in the beginning, however, these different breastfeeding positions will hopefully give you some options when choosing the position that feels good for you and your baby.  Read more...

Breastfeeding can be challenging, but you can make it easier for both Mom and Baby.

Dear Dad, congratulations on becoming a father! Read more here...

When should you start baby on solid foods? Or ‘complementary feeding’ as it is also known. This question gets a lot of debate and there is a lot of worry surrounding it. Read more...

We love Swaddle Blankets for their versatility – aside from being great for building forts or donning as a superhero cape on a ‘good mom day’, they can be used for so many things! Here are a few suggestions. Continue reading...

It’s time! Baby’s arrival is imminent and you’re packing your bags! Read more...

  When we named our first product, a nursing cover for breastfeeding moms ‘Hooter Hiders’, we knew what we were doing. We wanted a memorable name…check! Not just because it was short and snappy, while also playing on those double...

Let's face it - not everyone can breastfeed their baby. You'd think it's as easy as popping your nipple in the baby's mouth and you're done - right? I mean, that's exactly what our bodies were designed to do - grow...

OH! THE PLACES I HAVE NURSED! When I was a new mom for the first time (18 years ago!), the nursing cover didn’t exist. When nursing in public I would sit with my back to the room, I left the...