Breastfeeding doesn’t always end at 6 or 12 months—and that’s perfectly normal. 💛 This post explores the benefits of extended breastfeeding, the emotional side of weaning, and gentle ways to transition when you and your child are ready. Whether you’re continuing your journey or preparing to wean, our IBCLCs share guidance and reassurance every step of the way.
Read MoreWondering if lactation cookies, teas, or supplements actually increase milk supply? Learn what galactagogues are, what research says, and how to safely approach supply concerns while breastfeeding.
Read MoreYou don’t have to be pregnant to produce breast milk. Inducing lactation is a powerful way to nourish and bond—whether through adoption, surrogacy, or shared nursing. Learn how it works and how our IBCLCs can help.
Read MoreReturning to work while breastfeeding doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. In this post, we’re sharing three expert-informed tips to help you prepare—plus how a Back-to-Work consultation with one of our IBCLCs can give you a personalized plan and peace of mind.
Read MoreAs your baby reaches 6 months, it’s time to explore solid foods—while still prioritizing breastfeeding. Learn when to start, what to offer, and how to keep milk a key part of your baby’s diet. Our IBCLCs are here to support every step.
Read MoreBreastfeeding can be emotional, overwhelming, and not what you expected. This blog explores the often-overlooked link between feeding struggles and maternal mental health—and how compassionate support can make all the difference.
Read MoreA deep latch is not just about technique; it's about comfort. When your baby latches deeply, it minimizes friction on the nipple, reducing the likelihood of soreness and discomfort. Remember, breastfeeding should be a comfortable and enjoyable experience for both you and your little one.
Read MoreFor many breastfeeding moms, lactational amenorrhea is a pretty darn nice perk. With my firstborn, I was one of the lucky ones—I went an entire year after my baby was born without getting a period thanks to breastfeeding. It would be an understatement to say I was delighted the entire time. In fact, I seriously considered adding in some extra pumping after year 1 just to keep that lovely little side effect.
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