The Lactating Club Mississippi Milk

09/02/2025

Register for this workshop on Pelvic Floor Health.

✨ Calling all MS Delta Birth Advocates! ✨
Join us for a powerful conversation on Pelvic Floor Health & Healing: From Pregnancy to Postpartum 🧡

👩🏾‍⚕️ Facilitated by Dr. Jessica White () we’ll be diving into:
💠 Pelvic health during pregnancy & postpartum
💠 Often-overlooked recovery needs
💠 Ways to better support our mamas

📅 September 9, 2025 | 6PM
📍Zoom 👩🏾‍💻�
Click the link below to register today!

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/YQbF3al_QRmbMY13gemW8A #/registration

08/28/2025

"Boots on the Ground: Rooted in Breastfeeding Success, Grounded in Community Support".

The theme recognizes the inherent tradition, resilience, and health benefits of breastfeeding within Black communities. While it underscores that success is not achieved in isolation but through a network of culturally grounded care, peer support, and community-based resources that understand and center the realities of Black families.

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08/27/2025

Happy ! This is a time to celebrate and bring to the forefront the work of the boots on the ground (breastfeeding advocates, mamas, and families) are doing the other 51 weeks out of the year to give our babies a healthy start in life and share the long-term mental and physical health benefits for mamas.

Let us invest in preventive health from the beginning and work with nature not against it.


Chelesa Presley Diaper Bank of the Delta

08/20/2025

It is Breastfeeding Awareness Month and we are celebrating our Mamas, Babies, Families, and their breastfeeding journey, the Saturday!

Everyone and anyone who is pregnant, breastfeeding, thinking about breastfeeding, and/or support breastfeeding.

This event includes a 2K walk followed by a brunch celebreting breastfeeding.



Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi
Maddox Nonprofit & Volunteer Resource HUB

08/02/2025

World Breastfeeding Week 2025 is here! August 1–7
Theme: Prioritise Breastfeeding: Create Sustainable Support Systems

Since 1992, World Breastfeeding Week has united communities worldwide to protect, promote, and support breastfeeding. Now aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, WBW continues to be a powerful movement for lasting change.

Let’s work together to build strong, sustainable systems that prioritize breastfeeding for a healthier future. 💛

04/27/2025

🤰✨Hey Mama-to-Be!✨ Join us for A Mother's Retreat, our FREE six weeks childbirth education classes—because knowledge is power and you're about to do something incredible! 💪👶 Let’s get you prepared, confident, and connected.

📍 632 Lakeland East Dr. Suite B Flowood, MS 39232 | 🗓️ Starting May 8th at 10:30a | 💬 Complete the application to register, seats are really limited: https://forms.gle/7bxQCNMqdET8h1xM9

02/27/2025

After giving birth, it takes a woman 6 months to heal her wounds, 12 months to recover physically, 2 years to balance her hormones, and up to 5 years to rediscover her identity. 💗
Relationships often face difficulties during this period of time due to lack of understanding.
Be kind and patient with moms, they are facing more challenges than you know.

08/30/2024

💼 Workplace Lactation Week (September 1-7) 💼

Join us in celebrating Workplace Lactation Week from September 1-7! This year's theme is Policy to Practice: Making Lactation Support a Reality.

Created in 2023, Workplace Lactation Week celebrates the contributions of nursing mothers and parents in the workplace. This observance aligns with Labor Day, highlighting the vital role working and pumping parents play in the workforce.

Let's recognize and support the efforts of these incredible parents, advocating for policies and practices that make lactation support a reality in every workplace.

08/28/2024

Breastfeeding come in different ways and style.

08/28/2024

Happy Black Breastfeeding Week!!

🖤 Black Breastfeeding Week (August 25-31) 🖤

We are proud to celebrate Black Breastfeeding Week from August 25-31! This year's theme is Listen Up! Reclaiming Our Narrative & Centering Our Stories for Breastfeeding Justice.

Created in 2014 by a collective of Black leaders in the breastfeeding field, Black Breastfeeding Week addresses the high Black infant mortality rate, the lack of diversity in the lactation field, and unique cultural barriers faced by Black women. This observance shines a light on the efforts and initiatives that support breastfeeding among Black families.

Join us in uplifting and honoring the stories and experiences of Black breast/chestfeeding families, and let's continue working towards breastfeeding justice and equity.

08/09/2024

🌿 Indigenous Milk Medicine Week (August 8-14) 🌿

We are honored to celebrate Indigenous Milk Medicine Week! This week, from August 8-14, we focus on the theme: Mind. Body. Milk Medicine.

Created in 2019 by the Indigenous Milk Medicine Collective, this observance was formerly known as Native Breastfeeding Week. It aims to encourage and uplift the diversity of Native breast/chestfeeding experiences, highlighting the importance of cultural traditions and practices in nurturing our children.

Join us in recognizing and celebrating the unique journeys of Indigenous breast/chestfeeding families. Let's continue to support and honor the richness of Native cultures and their contributions to the health and well-being of our communities.