Happy World Doula Week! Let’s talk about doulas and how they can support families during the perinatal period.
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High lipase can change the smell of expressed milk and cause a baby to no longer want to accept it. The good news is that you don’t have to part with your liquid gold. Bookmark this blog for a great tip to decrease that lipase!
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Nursing Strikes can happen while nursing a baby and figuring out the proper steps to take can be hard as a new parent. In this blog post, we define nursing strikes and the factors that can cause them. You’ll also find answers to begin getting little one back to the breast/chest. As always, these are general recommendations, we recommend speaking to your IBCLC to collaborate on a personalized plan for you and your baby.
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We’re so excited to share Lisa’s five-year journey breastfeeding her little humans with the help of our consultant Maureen in the first year! We’re so proud of this family and the progress they continue to make! Read the full story here!
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Paced bottle-feeding is a method to slow the flow of a bottle, and encourage breastfeeding behaviors of a wide mouth and an active suck. This method is used to help prevent babies from getting used to a fast flow which is vital for the nursing baby! We explore the ins and outs of the method in this post.
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The Breastfeeding Center does not accept donations any longer however, we want to ensure our community can donate their used breast pumps and other goods with ease! Check out our resource list in this blog if you are hoping to donate during this season!
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Chana shares her breastfeeding journey with a message to parents to seek support when needed.
“ You are not alone”
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learn about power pumping and some great tips to make your life easier while doing it!
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