Latched Eternal Lactation Consulting

04/15/2026

A family came to me after 3 providers and a tongue tie release that "didn't work." 👇

Baby still wasn't transferring. Mom was exhausted and losing hope.

The first thing I noticed had nothing to do with the mouth.

Right-side head preference. Limited neck rotation. Tension through the left shoulder. Baby was very stiff. Still not transferring milk. Nobody had documented it. Nobody had addressed it.

The release had been done on a body that wasn't ready to use it.

Within just a few days of bodywork, the latch changed. Transfer improved. Supplementing dropped.

The release wasn't wrong. The sequencing was.

This is the pattern I see over and over. And the reason I'm teaching this framework to providers on April 22nd.

Because families deserve a care team that knows what to look for — and what to do first.

You don't have a knowledge problem.
You have a framework problem.

You know bodywork exists.
You've heard of craniosacral therapy.
You know tongue ties affect breastfeeding.

But nobody gave you a decision tree.

Nobody said: when THIS is present, do THIS first.

So you refer and hope the pieces connect. Sometimes they do. Sometimes a family comes back 6 weeks later, still struggling.

This intensive is 3 hours of building the protocol you should have been given in training.

🔗 DM for the link | $499 | Recording included

04/11/2026

The order actually matters. 🧵

Most providers know these pieces exist:
→ Bodywork
→ Oral rehab
→ Tongue tie release
→ SLP referral

But nobody taught us what order to use them in.

So we refer in circles. Families see 4 providers. Nobody coordinates. The release happens before the body is ready. Outcomes disappoint.

Here's the sequence that changes everything:

1️⃣ Assessing the body for tension
2️⃣ Releasing tension and preparing their body
3️⃣ Prepare the oral motor function
4️⃣ THEN release consult - if still indicated
5️⃣ SLP when tone or neuro is in the picture

This is what we're building into a full clinical framework on April 22nd.

🔗 Link in bio to grab your spot or DM me for more details | Recording included

Have you ever referred for a release and wondered after, if it was the right first step?

04/09/2026

You didn't miss something in school.
You were just never taught a clear framework for complex breastfeeding cases.

Most providers leave a struggling dyad without knowing —
Do I send them to bodywork first?
Do I refer for a release?
Is this actually a supply problem?

That uncertainty costs families their breastfeeding goals.

In this 3-hour provider intensive you'll leave with a structural assessment framework, a tongue tie decision tree, a supply vs. transfer protocol, and referral note templates you can use immediately.

📅 April 22nd | 7:30pm EST | Live on Zoom
Recording included. Spots are limited.

🔗 Link in the bio to reserve your spot — $499

IBCLCs · Pediatricians · OBs · Nurses · SLPs · Dentists · Chiropractors · Midwives

02/27/2026

Some days, parenting allows you to problem-solve. You notice patterns, try strategies, and make adjustments.

Other days, sleep deprivation, stress, and a baby struggling with feeding can make your brain feel like it’s on pause. And that’s okay. You are not failing, you are human.

Concierge lactation support isn’t just guidance - it’s listening, understanding your capacity, and stepping in when you need someone to lead so you can breathe.

If you’re feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, or just need a clear plan to get through feeding struggles, let’s connect. I offer a free 20-minute intro call to see how I can support you and your family. 💛

🔗 Link in my bio or DM me!

02/27/2026

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I have had many parents who have found me or chosen to work with me based on other parents feedback!

Your effort goes a long way in helping other parents get the lactation care they need and deserve ❤️

Thank you for your time! I appreciate each and every one of you!

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02/09/2026

✨️A common concern among parents is this persistent myth.

Under-fueling is prevalent postpartum, as producing milk demands a significant amount of calories.

With a new baby, other children, and daily tasks, moms often neglect their own nutrition.

Exercise can worsen the calorie deficit, impacting milk production.

Have you struggled with balancing exercise and milk supply postpartum?

02/06/2026

I am working on something exciting! 🎉

✨ Something special for Muslim moms is coming… ✨

Imagine a world where Muslim mothers can safely share breastmilk, support one another, and help every baby thrive 🌙💛

That’s exactly what I’m building.

A community-centered milk sharing network designed with care, privacy, and OUR values in mind.

I'm opening a small beta test soon.

✔️ HIPAA-compliant
✔️ Built to be Sharia-aligned (final scholar verification in progress)

If you’re a mom, or know a mom, who would love to be part of this first wave, send me a DM to join early.

This is for the Ummah. And I’m so excited to finally share it. 🤍

02/02/2026

💻Virtual lactation care isn’t a backup option, it’s a proven one.

If you’ve been waiting because you’re not local to me, this is your sign.

Expert support is still accessible, personalized, and effective. Right from your home.

Save this.

Share it with a parent who needs reassurance. 💙

01/29/2026

Welp, it's been a day.

From the outside, it might look like I have it all together.

Behind the scenes some days? Between client texts and recalibrating feeding plans, I’m forgetting the small things...like how protein before coffee would have made this day so much more manageable.

Some seasons we deprioritize ourselves to make room for others. We care, we show up, we hold it all.

And then there comes a point where self-care isn’t optional anymore, it’s mandatory.

Some days I’m organized, nourished, and grounded. Alhumdulilah

Other days I’m hoping my car makes it to the gas station. Alhumdulilah

Who else can relate? 😅

01/26/2026

Getting lactation support at the right time isn't a feeling it's a decision.

If you’re waiting for the right time before getting support, this is your sign.

You don’t need to have it all figured out.

Most moms just need guidance and permission to learn as they go.

Save this for the hard days.

Send it to a mom who feels unsure but still wants to try 🤍
🔗 in the bio to schedule a free 20-min call to get started or DM me

01/24/2026

Parenting can feel isolating—especially when feeding doesn’t go as planned.

That’s why I created Stay Latched: a supportive space for parents to share, learn, and feel heard.

Here, questions are answered, experiences are honored, and you’ll find steady guidance without judgment.

And if you want one-on-one clarity alongside the community, a 20-minute clarity call is the perfect next step.

🤍 Join the Stay Latched community + book your call via the link in bio.

01/23/2026

You don’t have to normalize pain or live in constant uncertainty to be doing this “right.”

When feeding hurts or leaves you doubting yourself after every session, that’s your body asking for support—not a failure on your part.

If you’re unsure what’s normal, what’s temporary, and what deserves attention, a 20-minute clarity call can help you make sense of it with calm, experienced guidance.

📞 Book through the link in my bio.