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Breastfeeding Difficulties: You’re Not Doing Anything Wrong
If breastfeeding feels heavy, confusing, or harder than you expected, please hear this first: You’re not doing anything wrong. Breastfeeding is often described as natural, but that doesn’t mean it always feels easy. Many parents experience breastfeeding difficulties, including painful feeds, latch challenges, a baby coming on and off the breast, clicking sounds, milk leaking from the baby’s mouth, or a baby who seems tired or frustrated while feeding. When these things happen
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Understanding Breastfeeding Pain — What It’s Telling You
Let’s talk about breastfeeding pain. Here’s my theory — and some may agree, while others might think I’m a bit offbeat. Pain is your body’s way of saying, “Pay attention.” It’s not always bad — but it’s always a signal. Sometimes it means something isn’t quite right. Other times, it’s your body asking you to focus. Think about birth for a moment. Birth pain isn’t like the pain of injury or illness. That first contraction is your body saying: “Something big is happening. Tune
Sep 121 min read


Understanding Tongue Tie's and the Impact on Feeding
As a lactation consultant, my goal is to help new mothers and their babies through any breastfeeding challenges they may encounter. One common issue that can affect successful breastfeeding is tongue tie. Tongue ties undoubtedly have an impact on breastfeeding and it is important to seek proper evaluation and support. By doing so you can be empowered to navigate breastfeeding with confidence. I hope to help bring clarity to how tongue ties impact breastfeeding and also some
Sep 124 min read
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