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Mar 82 min read
Eat Play Sleep: Can putting Baby on a Schedule Sabotage Breastfeeding?
From before they are even born, each baby is unique. Some are born early, some come when expected and others take their sweet time. And...
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Mar 32 min read
Going From Exclusively Pumping for One Baby to Primarily Nursing the Next
There are many reasons a mom might exclusively pump for one baby and then exclusively or primarily nurse with a subsequent baby. If this...
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Dec 9, 20243 min read
Christmas is Coming: Are you Prepared Nursing Mama?
Intentionality is key when it comes to breastfeeding over the holidays. The change in routine, busy schedules and added stress of the...
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Nov 25, 20245 min read
How Birth Impacts Breastfeeding: What Moms Should Know
Every day, around the world, women give birth. Some have vaginal deliveries. Some have cesarean deliveries. Some have medication...
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Nov 16, 20243 min read
Surprising Side Effects of Breastfeeding in the Early Days
“Creating a human takes a toll on women’s bodies. Sometimes we don’t give ourselves enough love or patience about that.” -Danielle Brooks...
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Nov 1, 20241 min read
Growth Spurts & Infant Nursing Behavior
As most nursing mamas know, just when you start to get the hang of breastfeeding, your baby’s increased nursing frequency makes you start...
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Oct 25, 20242 min read
What to Expect When your Milk “Comes In”
It’s common to hear new moms talk about their milk “coming in”, but this phrase gives the impression that there isn’t any milk in the...
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Oct 11, 20244 min read
Navigating Cold and Flu Season with a Baby
It can be frightening when infants get sick, and for good reason. Their immune systems are weak at birth and it takes time for them to...
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Oct 5, 20244 min read
Hand Expressing Breast Milk
Expressing breastmilk by hand is not only a “handy” skill to have, but it quite possibly could change the direction of your breastfeeding...
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Sep 19, 20241 min read
Postpartum Body Odor
If you’ve ever given birth, you know that many things change as your body transitions from pregnancy to postpartum. While not every mama...
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Aug 22, 20242 min read
Infant Hunger Cues
Babies come into the world ready to communicate with us. It’s our job to carefully observe their body language and cries to determine...
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Aug 9, 20241 min read
Fun Facts about Human Milk
All mammals have milk glands to nurse their young. But not all baby mammals nurse with the same frequency. Human babies are considered...
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Jul 20, 20244 min read
Packing Your Hospital Bag with Breastfeeding in Mind
A topic on many expecting moms' minds is what to pack in her hospital bag. The answer to this question depends on multiple factors,...
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Jun 29, 20242 min read
When your Newborn is too Tired to Breastfeed
Some babies are very sleepy after birth and aren’t up for latching and frequent nursing. In order to cue your breasts to start making a...
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May 28, 20243 min read
The Truth About Birthweight
For most moms, the days following giving birth are anything but stress-free when you factor in all the “must-dos” like navigating...
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Apr 15, 20242 min read
Including Breastfeeding in your Birth Plan
The first hour after birth, the first few days and the first two weeks are all really important in getting breastfeeding well...
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Mar 16, 20245 min read
Supporting the Breastfeeding Mother: A Letter to the Nursing Mama’s Village
Dear Friends and Family of a Newborn Mother, Breastfeeding is a full time job. If you’ve never spent much time around a breastfeeding...
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Feb 17, 20245 min read
Breastfeeding Beyond the First Year
Your baby is one, now what? Congratulations on making it a full year of breastfeeding! What an amazing achievement. The benefits you...
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Jan 20, 20243 min read
Getting Ready to Breastfeed
There are a lot of things that expecting parents have on their to-do list before Baby’s arrival, and preparing for breastfeeding should...
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Jan 15, 20244 min read
Unexpected Breastfeeding Detours
Sometimes breastfeeding takes an unexpected detour. It might come in the form of a hospital stay for Baby or Mom, a nursing strike,...
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