Family Connects NJ, now in five counties, will expand to the entire state

Pregnant people may be able to pass antibodies to their newborns through the placenta and breast milk.

The bills considered during the voting sessions were almost entirely noncontroversial. It's the lame duck session with a new legislature being sworn in on Jan. ...

In New Jersey, 81.6 percent of babies are breastfed at some point compared to 79.2 percent nationally.

Before the vote to repeal it, there's a plan to replace Obamacare. We'll tell you what it keeps, what it cuts and why it matters. ...

Buoyed by a seat at the big debate, and boosted by a hometown crowd bearing cash, Christie's predicting he'll go all the way to the ...

The topic during this year's World Breastfeeding Week is breastfeeding and work.

Our state stands alone in rejecting a regional plan to cut greenhouse gases. Was it legal? Why are so many more New Jersey mothers Breast ...

Surveys by the CDC show that breastfeeding within the state of New Jersey has been increasing.