Julie Ocon, Board Certified Lactation Consultant

04/17/2026

Black Maternal Health Week is a time to raise awareness, amplify voices, and advocate for better outcomes for black mothers and babies.

Every mother deserves to be heard, respected, and cared for with compassion throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Yet disparities in maternal health outcomes still exist—and awareness is only the beginning. Action matters.

Support can look like education, access to quality care, lactation support, mental health resources, and listening without judgment.

Let’s continue working toward a future where every family has the opportunity to thrive. ❤️

04/07/2026

Tiny drops. Big impact 💛
Colostrum (aka liquid gold) is loaded with immune-boosting goodness to help protect your baby from day one.
Proof that your body knows exactly what it’s doing ✨

03/18/2026

Let me help you build a breastfeeding plan that works for you and your family, just like I did for Kerrin, a busy Mama of three!  lactation help with no judgment 🤱 www.latchologyli.com

03/18/2026

03/04/2026

Happy IBCLC Day 🤍

Not all lactation support is the same — IBCLCs are the gold standard in breastfeeding care.

We assess, problem-solve, collaborate with medical teams, and advocate for families — often all in the same visit. This work is clinical, evidence-based, and deeply compassionate.

Grateful to stand alongside so many exceptional IBCLCs — and proud that Latchology is part of this community of care.

Tag an IBCLC who makes a difference. 🤍
www.latchologyli.com

03/04/2026

Happy IBCLC Day 🤍

Not all lactation support is the same — IBCLCs are the gold standard in breastfeeding care.

We assess, problem-solve, collaborate with medical teams, and advocate for families — often all in the same visit. This work is clinical, evidence-based, and deeply compassionate.

Grateful to stand alongside so many exceptional IBCLCs — and proud that Latchology is part of this community of care.

Tag an IBCLC who makes a difference. 🤍

www.latchologyli.com

02/05/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the quiet kind of love—
the kind that builds confidence, supports breastfeeding goals, and meets families exactly where they are. 🤍

01/30/2026

“I’m still exclusively breastfeeding my twins at 9 months.” 🤍👶👶

Words like these never get old. This incredible mama trusted the process, did the work, and leaned into support when she needed it — and look what she accomplished.

Breastfeeding twins is possible with the right guidance, encouragement, and individualized care. I’m so honored she chose Latchology to walk alongside her on this journey. www.latchologyli.com

01/27/2026

Rain, snow, sleet, or shine—Latchology shows up. ❄️

Those early days with a newborn don’t pause for the weather, and neither do I. Whether it’s a snowstorm or a sunny afternoon, I provide in-home lactation support so families can get expert, compassionate care without leaving the house.

Because you deserve support that comes to you. 🤍

— Julie, IBCLC
Latchology

01/27/2026

Snow boots on. Scale in hand. Heart all in. ❄️💪🤱

At Latchology, we don’t wait for perfect weather—because newborn days don’t either.
Rain, snow, sleet, or shine, I’ll come to you, so you can stay cozy, supported, and confident at home.

Because breastfeeding support should meet you where you are 🤍

01/17/2026

New parents are asked to make so many decisions—fast.

Vitamin K is one I always take time to explain, because it matters.

Babies are born with very low vitamin K, breast milk doesn’t provide enough, and without it, the risk of dangerous bleeding is real.

This tiny shot offers huge protection.

You don’t have to rely on fear or misinformation—ask questions, learn the facts, and protect your baby 🤍
If you have questions or concerns, please talk to your pediatrician or a trusted lactation or newborn care professional. You deserve clear, honest information—so you can make the safest choice for your baby.
www.latchologyli.com

01/17/2026

Vitamin K is not a “nice to have.”
It’s a life-saving nutrient that newborns simply do not have enough of at birth.

Refusing vitamin K puts babies at risk for serious—and sometimes fatal—bleeding. This includes bleeding in the brain that can happen without warning.

As a lactation professional who supports newborns and families every day, I strongly encourage parents to say yes to vitamin K.

Evidence matters. Babies matter. 💛