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Breastfeeding works on a delicate balance of milk production, delivery, and transfer. When any part of this process is disrupted, it can lead to a dip in supply. Here are the most common risks that can affect milk supply and what you should be aware of.

In this blog, we’ll cover what you can expect, signs of healthy supply, and tips to maintain or boost your milk production naturally.

The first two weeks with a newborn are a whirlwind of tiny snuggles and sleepless nights, with feeding as the heart of your new routine. This time is not just for nourishment; it’s for bonding and learning each other’s cues. Understanding what to expect can help you feel more confident as you navigate this important breastfeeding journey.

This blog will guide you through what matters most on Day 1—what your baby needs, what your body is doing, and how to give yourself the best start possible.

Working from home while breastfeeding offers flexibility and closeness to your baby, but it can quickly become a juggling act of work tasks, feedings, and baby care. The blurred line between job and parenting can be both rewarding and exhausting, and these tips are here to help moms balance both roles.

Seattle hospitals provide a strong start to breastfeeding, but ongoing support at home can be hard to access. Bad weather, long waitlists, and limited clinic hours make it difficult for new parents to get timely help, especially when feeding issues arise in the first few days.

Let’s take a closer look at some of the common breastfeeding challenges Colorado moms encounter and how the right support can help you navigate them with confidence.

Let’s explore some of the common challenges families face in Jersey City and the resources that can make a difference:

Let’s take a closer look at the challenges Brooklyn moms face, and how Virtual Breastfeeding meets them with care that fits real life.

Having a baby in Manhattan means juggling tight spaces, packed schedules, and little support after leaving the hospital. You might get a few minutes of help with nursing, but once you're home, feeding challenges pile up fast. Here's how Virtual Breastfeeding steps in with expert care that comes to you, wherever you are.

Whether you’re navigating language barriers, multi-generational households, or long commutes on the subway, breastfeeding in Queens comes with its own set of pressures. Let’s take a closer look at what makes it harder—and how Queens moms can find the support they deserve.

Welcoming a baby in fast-paced Silicon Valley comes with high stress, long hours, and limited support—making breastfeeding feel far from natural. In San Jose, where follow-ups are delayed and traffic is relentless, new moms often struggle to get the timely help they need.

A support group isn't just a gathering—it's a lifeline. Whether in-person or virtual, it creates a safe, non-judgmental space for mothers to share stories, ask questions, and receive both emotional and practical guidance.

In this blog, we’ll walk you through exactly what to expect from a lactation consult while still in the hospital—from that precious first hour after birth to the moments just before you head home with your little one. Whether you're a first-time parent or need a refresher, this guide will help you feel more prepared, supported, and confident in your feeding journey.

Building a Support System in the 4th Trimester

The Silent Storm: Maternal Mental Health in the 4th Trimester

The 4th trimester, or postpartum period, refers to the first 12 weeks after childbirth—a time of healing, adjustment, and emotional shifts for both mother and baby

Breastfeeding provides essential nutrition and numerous health benefits for both mother and baby. Here’s what you need to know about getting started, feeding frequency, and when to seek support.

Insurance covered with IBCLC certified lactation consultant. Offering home and virtual consult

Breastfeeding is a journey that comes with its own challenges, and having the right support can make all the difference. International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) are highly trained professionals who provide expert guidance to help parents overcome breastfeeding struggles. But what type of IBCLC support is best for you?