…Even When it was Hard A Testimony From a Lactation Consultant Let me be honest, breastfeeding was really hard in the beginning! REALLY hard! I’m talking LONG feedings! I had low milk supply which made for a really fussy baby, who hardly napped. There were no cute baby naps for me. It felt like I…
Some moms give birth and have been looking forward to breastfeeding since they knew they were pregnant. They are super excited to breastfeed. Except, breastfeeding doesn’t turn out how they expect. It doesn’t make them feel all the glorious, warm-fuzzy feelings they read they would have breastfeeding. While not everyone has a good breastfeeding experience,…
The days leading up to delivering your baby can be so nerve wracking! We know this. You are inundated with advice from everyone sharing their stories and what “they” think you should do. Unfortunately, it doesn’t get better once you get to the hospital. Not only does it come from family and friends, but sadly,…
Have you recently been told that your baby is tongue tied but you aren’t sure if you should have it clipped? Tongue-tie (or ankyloglossia) is a complex issue that many practitioners do not understand. In fact, there is a wide discrepancy of information out there on the web only to leave parents confused and baffled.…
Many babies are born between 34 and 36.6 weeks gestation. While these babies stay in the hospital longer than babies born term, they typically do not stay in the hospital very long, limiting the additional support and teaching moms get around baby feedings. If you have a baby born between 34-36.6 weeks, your baby probably…
