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With my second and third baby, I walked in with mo With my second and third baby, I walked in with more knowledge than I had ever had before. And I was intentional about having a completely different experience than my first because I finally understood what I hadn't understood before. I knew what my body was going to do and when. I knew what to watch for. I had a plan that went beyond the hospital bag. That knowledge changed everything. With my first, I wanted to breastfeed and I tried. The beginning went okay. But when things shifted when I went back to work, when I didn't know how often to pump, when my supply started quietly dropping I didn't have the tools to understand what was happening, let alone change it. I wasn't unprepared. I was prepared for the things that so many moms focus on too. What changed between my first child and my second had nothing to do with what I bought. It had everything to do with understanding supply and demand. Understanding what my body was doing and why, at every stage of the journey. That is what actually makes the difference. You can have everything on your list and still be missing the most important piece. Or you can build the kind of preparation that travels with you through every stage birth, first days, going back to work, all of it. Comment MILK below and I'll send you my Making Milk course.
Comment MILK and I'll send you my Making Milk cour Comment MILK and I'll send you my Making Milk course so you can walk into this with knowledge not just equipment.
Breastfeeding is natural. That part is true. But Breastfeeding is natural. That part is true. But so is walking. And we still teach babies how to do it. We celebrate every wobbly step. We don't expect them to just stand up and run. Natural doesn't mean easy. It doesn't mean it just clicks without support. And it definitely doesn't mean something is wrong with you if it doesn't feel smooth on day one. The idea that breastfeeding just comes naturally has left too many moms sitting in hospital rooms feeling like failures. When the truth is they were just unprepared. Not incapable. Not broken. Unprepared. There is a difference. And it matters. You don't need to be told it's easy. You need to know what to actually expect before your baby is here, not after you're already in the middle of it wondering what went wrong. That's exactly what I built my Making Milk course for. Real information about how breastfeeding actually works, from someone who teaches it every single day and who has sat with enough moms in those early hours to know what you actually need to hear. Comment MILK below and I'll send you the details.
Most moms prepare by buying products. The boppy, t Most moms prepare by buying products. The boppy, the nipple cream, the pump. And still walk into the hospital feeling unprepared. Products are great. But they won't carry you through the hard moments. Preparation isn't about having all the answers. It's about not being caught off guard when things feel hard. If you're pregnant and ready to prepare the right way — comment MILK below and I'll send you the details.
I have been doing lactation work for years. There I have been doing lactation work for years. There are things I walk into a hospital room and do automatically — things I genuinely thought everyone knew by now. But the look on a mom's face when I show her for the first time tells me we still have a lot of ground to cover. Here is what I wish every mom knew before I walked in: — I unwrap the baby → a swaddled baby may not always root or show hunger cues, and sometimes will sleep right through a feed they need. Skin meets skin before anything else. — I wait for the wide-open mouth before we latch → not a little open, not when they're turning their head — wide open, like a yawn. That is the moment. — I bring the baby to the breast, not the nipple to the baby → This one change alone makes a difference most moms can feel immediately. None of this is new, just needs to be shown before it needs to be done. If you want to think through your first 24 hours before they happen, comment PLAN below and I will send you my free infant feeding plan your personal roadmap for those first moments.
Moms are told to "feed on demand" without anyone e Moms are told to "feed on demand" without anyone explaining what that actually looks like in those early days. So when the baby wants to eat again an hour after the last feed, it feels like something is wrong with you. It is not. Eight or more feeds in 24 hours is what your body needs to hear. Every time your baby nurses, your body gets the message keep making milk. When feeds get spaced out too early, your body starts to pull slow down. Protecting those early feeds — even the inconvenient ones, even the 2am ones — is how you build the foundation for everything that comes after. The confidence you feel at six weeks starts in week one. If you are pregnant and want to know exactly what those first two weeks should look like, comment MILK below and I will send you the details.

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