Whether it’s your first time weaning or your third, the decision to stop breastfeeding is a deeply personal one—and there’s no single “right” way to do it. Some parents choose to gradually taper off over several months, while others may need to wean more abruptly due to health, work, or life circumstances. Wherever you areContinue reading “Weaning from Breastfeeding: A Gentle (or Not-So-Gentle) Transition Guide”
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Breast Health During Pregnancy
Angela Cleary, IBCLC Pregnancy Pregnancy is often a time focused on your baby’s in utero growth and development and preparing for childbirth, but it is also a critical time to learn about lactation. It is recommend to take a lactation class during the early weeks of your 3rd trimester as a way to prepare forContinue reading “Breast Health During Pregnancy”
Lauren’s Story
Sharing our stories helps us connect. Our stories hold power and let others know they are not alone. Nurture has asked families to share their feeding journeys with us. Below is Lauren’s story. Enjoy 🙂
Katie’s Story
Sharing our stories helps us connect. Our stories hold power and let others know they are not alone. Nurture has asked families to share their feeding journeys with us. Below is Katie’s story. Enjoy 🙂 Tell us a little about your feeding journey Our journey started with challenges. Our lactation consultation at the hospital wasContinue reading “Katie’s Story”
Expectations and Lactation Continuity of Care
June Myers, IBCLC Breastfeeding in our modern context is a personal choice. But what is not well promoted is that it is a biological extension of pregnancy and birthing that requires just as much or more support for those who choose to breastfeed. This support is vital, not just in the hospital, but well beyondContinue reading “Expectations and Lactation Continuity of Care”