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Hali’a Therapeutics LLC Your Pelvic Floor Therapist and Lactation Informed Occupational Therapist

03/20/2026

These two common baby items were recalled so be sure to stop using them!

1. 89,000 bottles of Children’s Ibuprofen in the 4oz bottles with 100mg per 5 ml dosing. While these bottles are rated for ages 2-11yo. Many (smart) families buy these bottles for their infants too since they are the same dose but cheaper than the ones marketed for under 2yo. They were manufactured for Taro pharmaceuticals dispersed across US. Expiration date of 1/31/2027.

2. Hall is recalling over 45,000 Magic Merlin sleep suits in sizes small and large. They were sold across different stores like Amazon, Target, Walmart and directly from Halo. Batch codes are PO30592, PO30641 and PO30685. Halo is offering a $50 credit just go to the website http://www.sleepsuitrecall.com/

03/01/2026

We have all been there! The flu or that allergy hits you in the middle of the night when you can’t call your providers office. This resource allows you to make an informed decision on your medication usage’s while protecting your baby and your supply!

Breastfeeding parents are told to “pump and dump” far more often than they actually need to.

And here’s why.

Most physicians receive very little formal training in lactation pharmacology. When a medication question comes up, many providers understandably err on the side of caution. If they’re unsure whether something transfers into milk — or how it impacts an infant — the safest default answer feels like:

“Just stop breastfeeding while you take it.”

The problem?

In most cases, that recommendation isn’t evidence-based. This seemingly harmless advice ruins supply and breastfeeding journeys.

Many medications are:
• Compatible with breastfeeding
• Minimally transferred into milk
• Poorly absorbed by infants
• Or safer than the risk of abrupt weaning

Stopping breastfeeding — even temporarily — can:
• Disrupt milk supply
• Increase mastitis risk
• Create feeding refusal
• Add emotional stress
• And in some cases, end a breastfeeding relationship that didn’t need to end

That’s why I use e-lactancia.org — an evidence-based database that reviews medications and categorizes risk based on research, not fear.

This isn’t about challenging your doctor.
It’s about bringing good information to the table. I share this resource with the every provider I work with or communicate with on behalf of my clients. Every time I have shared it the providers have been SO thankful to have a resource to reference because “Up To Date” (their built in system) often does not have comprehensive breastfeeding medication safety information.

You deserve care that protects both your health and your breastfeeding goals.

If you’ve ever been told to stop nursing and it didn’t sit right with you — trust that instinct 🤍

Save this for later. You may need it.

02/18/2026

Wearable pumps are convenient.
But they are not forgiving when it comes to alignment.

Most moms place the whole pump on first…
and then hope their ni**le is centered inside the tunnel.

The problem?
You can’t actually see what your ni**le is doing once it’s sealed.

So instead:

✨ Take the insert out.
✨ Place the insert directly on your ni**le first.
✨ Look through the open end and check alignment.
✨ Then place the pump on top of it.

If you can see ar**la through your fl**ge when you check if it’s centered, your insert is probably too large for you. Give a smaller size a try.

When the ni**le is truly centered in the fl**ge tunnel, you’ll often notice:
• better comfort
• more consistent suction
• improved milk removal
• less need to crank the settings

Before increasing suction.
Before blaming your supply.
Before deciding your wearable “doesn’t work”…

Try this.

Send this to a pumping mom who needs it

02/16/2026

Have you tried the M9 or any of their other pumps? Tell me about your experience below! I’ve never used any of theirs before so I plan to try this one out and will be posting another update.



Share your pump story and tag . 💕
Let’s lift each other up!

Happy Valentine’s Day to all of our amazing clients and friends! Hope you enjoy are fun at valentines
02/13/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day to all of our amazing clients and friends! Hope you enjoy are fun at valentines

02/11/2026

Sometimes you can know all the things…
and timing still holds all the cards.

As a lactation consultant and infant occupational therapist, I knew I was having a preemie. I specialize in complex feeding. I’ve helped hundreds of families successfully breastfeed through complicated journeys.

So part of me thought… maybe we’ll sidestep the hard parts.

Hah.

Little did I know.

From day one, I’ve done daily therapy with my own baby.
We’ve worked on reflexes.
Body tension.
Oral motor coordination.
Tongue tie rehab.
Establishing and protecting my milk supply.
Navigating congenital hypothyroidism.
Waiting.

And still.

It took 68 days to reliably feed at the breast.

It took tears.
Hope.
Endless pumping sessions.
More “almost” feeds than I can count.
And moments that felt completely soul-crushing.

And yet…

Here we are 🤍

02/11/2026

Comment ‘baby’ for the link and 10% off.

💪 NICU pumping is not for the weak. 🤍

One of the hardest parts of having a preemie in the NICU isn’t just the monitors, the waiting, or the back-and-forth between floors after a C-section…

It’s building a milk supply without your baby at the breast.

When babies can’t latch and feed on demand, we have to mimic biology manually:
🍼 Pump every 2–3 hours
🍼 8–10 milk removals a day
🍼 For the first 12 weeks to protect long-term supply

And that means… dishes. So many pump part dishes.

As an IBCLC, I knew how critical those early weeks were for protecting supply. As a mom of three with a baby in the NICU? I needed efficiency.

That’s why I was genuinely excited to try the Grownsy All-in-One Bottle Washer, Dryer & Sterilizer.

Here’s what I love (and why it’s different from the sterilizer I use in my clinic):

✨ 26 high-powered water jets (no random residue left behind)
✨ Fits wearable pump parts easily
✨ High-temp drying + sterilizing at 212°F
✨ Fully dries parts (which matters BIG time when you’re preventing yeast/thrush)
✨ I can fit 4 bottles + 2 full pump sets in one cycle

We caught thrush in the NICU, and having high-heat drying built into the wash cycle has given me so much peace of mind.

I’m running it 5–6 times a day — and every single item comes out clean.

If you’re triple feeding, exclusively pumping, building supply for a preemie, or just drowning in pump dishes… this truly has been a game changer.

💚🛒 Amazon or Grownsy website Promo Code: “Jessica33” for 10% off.

Tell me — how many times a day are you washing pump parts right now?
And if you’ve been through the NICU… what was the hardest part for you? 🤍

02/08/2026

There’s a reason NICU journeys change you forever.

When you’re living in hours, milliliters, oxygen numbers, and “will today be the day?”—it’s impossible to imagine the future version of your baby. You’re not thinking about who they’ll become. You’re just trying to get through today.

And yet…
Some of those tiny NICU babies grow into people like

Strong. Resilient. Driven.
Not despite their early start—but shaped by it.

This isn’t to say every NICU story needs a highlight reel ending.
Or that struggle guarantees greatness.
Or that today’s pain has to be justified by tomorrow’s success.

It’s simply a reminder of this:

You cannot see the full picture yet.

The baby you’re holding—who’s working so hard just to breathe, eat, and stay regulated—has a future you can’t measure in weeks or milestones. And right now, your only job is to keep showing up. One care time. One feed. One day at a time.

So if you’re in it right now, and it feels endless—
keep going 🤍

You never know who that baby will become.

And for now, who they are already is enough.

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