02/20/2026
When it comes to pregnancy, birth, parenting, and breastfeeding, we often hear, “Nobody told me…” We’re here to change that—by reminding you that you’re not alone and that many of the unspoken experiences are absolutely normal.
If you'd like more information on DMER, you can find that here: https://llli.org/news/what-is-d-mer/
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[Image Description] Photo of baby feet overlaid with text that reads, "Nobody Told Me... I could feel sad when feeding. Some parents experience feelings of sadness when their milk lets down. It's often temporary, but may show up each feeding. This is called Dysmorphic Milk Ejection Reflex (DMER).” The La Leche League USA logo is in the lower right corner.