A Quranic Journal: Surah at-Talaq ayah 6

Allah the Exalted orders His faithful servants that when one of them divorces his wife, he should provide housing for her until the end of her Iddah period... Qatadah said, 'If you can only afford to accommodate her in a corner of your house, then do so'... Muqatil bin Hayyan said, "do not annoy her to force her to pay her way out nor expel her from your house'... when pregnant women give birth and they are irrevocably divorced by the expiration of the Iddah, then at that time they may either suckle the child or not. But that is only after she nourishes him with the milk, that is the early on milk which the infant's well-being depends upon. Then, if she suckles, she has the right to compensation for it. She is allowed to enter into a contract with the father or his representative in return for whatever payment they agree to. The affairs of the divorced couple should be managed in a just way without causing harm to either one of them. if the divorced couple disagrees, because the woman asks for an unreasonable fee for suckling their child, and the father refuses to pay the amount or offers an unreasonable amount, he may find another woman to suckle his child. If the mother agrees to accept the amount that was to be paid to the woman who agreed to suckle the child, then she has more right to suckle her own child