Let’s take it back to the basics. Have you ever asked yourself, “Is my baby getting enough milk”. Well, we’ve compiled some helpful tips on latching, positioning, and weighted feeds. We also have included a helpful handout that can be saved, downloaded, or screenshot for later use!
Read MoreA Supplemental Nursing System (SNS) can be a helpful tool for parent and baby dyads who are facing challenges at the breast/chest and need to supplement breastmilk or formula. An SNS allows for baby to receive a measured volume of milk while still being latched at the breast. In this blog, you’ll find more information on how to assemble an at-home DIY SNS with video instructions and testimonials from other parents.
Read MoreNursing a baby doesn’t have to be a one person show. You can most definitely get your family and loved ones involved. A few simple actions can help you feel supported and a bit less stressed too! Check out today’s blog for some actionable tips you might use to get your support system involved.
Read MoreNursing parents can benefit from a convenient space that works for them while feeding their baby! We outline a few of our favorite essentials that we’ve found to help parents have an easier feeding experience.
Read MoreLearning the ins and outs of breastfeeding can take time. Finding the tools that work for you and your baby can be a game changer, here are some great position and hold to keep in your back pocket while feeding your little one!
Read MoreNursing 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.
Read MoreShopping for a loved one who happens to be nursing a little human? We’ve got you covered. Here you’ll find products that will make the special person in your life feel seen and appreciated. Happy Valentine’s Day!
Read MoreOverwhelmed with the search to find the breast pump for you? We’re here to help!
Read MoreHappy IBCLC Day.!! Meet our Clinical Director and IBCLC, Gina Boling!
Read MoreThis week on The Breastfeeding Center’s blog, we’ll have a look at the various ways a partner can provide support while the nursing parent is breastfeeding. Often the non-nursing parent struggles to find their role in the breastfeeding experience, and luckily there are a good number of ways to be involved. IBCLC, Isabela Lessa, gives us a brief look into the breastfeeding experience and the different ways a partner or support person can offer vital support. As the title indicates, support can be the difference between an overwhelming breastfeeding experience and a thriving one for the whole family.
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