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milk supply

Woman measuring her chest with measuring tape. Studies show that breast size does not indicate how much milk supply mothers can make for their infants.

Do Larger Breasts Make More Milk?

Breast pump with bags of milk, Holder pasteurized (HoP) breast milk. For-profit human milk companies are entering the dairy industry, raising new concerns.

Milk Banking in the 21st Century

A mother breastfeeds her infant while lying down. Exclusively breastfed infants display a variety of breastfeeding patterns, but their total daily milk intake tends to stay the same.

Defining Normal Breastfeeding Patterns

purple bubbles to represent the cells and genes responsible for lactation, especially during the making of colostrum, transitional, and mature milk.

Visions of Human Milk Production

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