Moms who are having unusual pain in the nipple area may be suffering from a decreased blood flow to the breast known as Raynaud’s syndrome. We'll share treatment plans to help alleviate your symptoms and keep a robust milk supply for your baby.
At some point during your breastfeeding experience, your baby may decide to refuse the breast when offered, even at their typical or expected feeding time. This is often referred to as a "Breastfeeding Strike." We'll show you how to recognize the signs of a strike, and what you can do to bring baby back to the breast.
Many pregnant moms go through pregnancy knowing they will be returning to work. The ability to continue breastfeeding, pump your breast milk and maintain a healthy work/home life balance may seem daunting, but it can be managed. You'll need to be organized and you'll need support. We'll help you continue breastfeeding successfully as a working mom.