Weekend Reading: Links We Like

This self-described “Boob Geek” is pretty happy with the recent Lansinoh Global Breastfeeding Survey, but one stat leaves her cold. (Huffington Post)

Remember MIT’s Make the Breast Pump Not Suck Hackathon last month? This is what the minds behind it came up with. (PSFK)

These 11 photos of nursing moms are a delight. (The Stir)

French women aren’t really that into breastfeeding. (The Local)

A new study shows that even early gluten exposure via breast milk won’t help to prevent celiac disease. (CBS Boston)

Virginia takes a pro-breastfeeding license plate for a spin. (Baby Center)

A group of Canadian women rally for a breastfeeding challenge in Ottawa. (Ottawa Citizen)

Plus:

The story of the first uterine transplant—and the baby that came out of it—is really amazing. (NPR)

Eula Biss, the author of the interesting new book, On Immunity (Graywolf Press), writes about going down the infectious-disease rabbit hole. (New York Times)