The Milk Grove

The Milk Grove Serenity Mason BSN, RN, IBCLC, CPD

🌿 You don’t have to figure this out alone. Let’s build trust in your instincts, together.
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Perinatal education, doula and lactation services guided by a neonatal RN & IBCLC.
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www.TheMilkGrove.com

05/28/2026

Everyone’s obsessed with the baby…and completely overlooks the woman who just gave birth.

Did you sleep? šŸ’¤
Are you healing? ā¤ļøā€šŸ©¹
Have you eaten something warm today? šŸ“

Postpartum isn’t just a phase you ā€œbounce backā€ from. It’s a full-body, full-heart transition that deserves care, space, and support.

As a postpartum doula, I’m telling you that it is okay to set boundaries. It’s okay to say ā€œnot today.ā€ It’s okay to protect your energy while you’re learning a whole new version of yourself.

At The Milk Grove, I hold space for you too. šŸ¤

05/26/2026

The guilt that came with my journey never really faded or actually got any easier…but being able to help other moms navigate through it and the daily reminder of ā€˜I love you mom’ has absolutely given it purpose šŸ’“

Nourishing your body shouldn’t feel complicated—just intentional. My carefully curated (and home-grown!)  tea blends are...
05/25/2026

Nourishing your body shouldn’t feel complicated—just intentional.

My carefully curated (and home-grown!) tea blends are more than a warm cup… they’re a daily ritual for slowing down, supporting your body, and giving yourself a moment that’s just yours. šŸ’›

Whether you’re in the thick of postpartum, pregnancy, or just trying to feel more grounded in your day—this is your reminder that care can be simple.

Sip. Reset. Repeat. 🌿

Available NOW on my website or at Collective Plant Co. Visit themilkgrove.com to order yours or just send me a message! šŸ«–

05/22/2026

I don’t take my work lightly.

When you book a complimentary consultation with me, I’m genuinely interested in learning about you — who you are as a person, a mother, a woman, your goals, wishes and priorities. And when you choose to work with me, that trust means EVERYTHING to me🄹

What happens after the paperwork is signed? That’s where a lot of my work truly begins. Behind the scenes, at my little cozy desk in my basement, I’m carefully picking through my pocket of resources, education, tips, and support to fit your to your family and your journey specifically. I’m constantly thinking ahead so that when challenges hit (because they will), you already have some of the tools, guidance, and support within reach instead of scrambling for answers online in survival mode.

I want my clients to feel informed, empowered, and truly supported long before you hit a wall. And while I may specialize in a few very specific areas, I also know the value of connecting families with trusted resources beyond myself — because you deserve that comprehensive care, not just one person trying to do it all. ā™”

05/21/2026

This is for the mom who feels her shoulders tense before the next latch.

The mom counting down the minutes until baby wakes up hungry again.

The mom wondering if breastfeeding is supposed to hurt this much.

Here’s what many moms are never told:
A painful latch is often a shallow latch.

When baby is only on the ni**le, feeding can feel pinchy, burning, or toe-curling painful. A deeper latch allows more breast tissue into baby’s mouth, which can improve comfort and milk transfer.

Pain does not always mean something is wrong with you.
Sometimes it means the latch needs a little more support. šŸ¤

✨This may have been my favorite prenatal breastfeeding consult yetā¤ļø                                         I love work...
05/20/2026

✨This may have been my favorite prenatal breastfeeding consult yetā¤ļø I love working with moms who come in curious, ask thoughtful follow-up questions, takes notes, deeply value the information being shared and leave feeling confident in and excited about the plan we created together… this scratched that part of my brain just rightšŸ˜‰

Yes, breastfeeding can take time to learn—for both mom and baby—but ongoing pain is often a sign that the latch needs su...
05/18/2026

Yes, breastfeeding can take time to learn—for both mom and baby—but ongoing pain is often a sign that the latch needs support.

A deeper latch can make all the difference in:
✨ comfort
✨ milk transfer
✨ longer feeds
✨ more confidence

You do not have to white-knuckle your way through every feeding.

Save this for your next nursing session or send it to a mama who needs this reminder. šŸ¤

05/18/2026

šŸ”‘ The secret to truly supporting moms and babies? It’s simpler than you think. Forget the fancy gadgets—what really matters is you.Drop a šŸ’” if this resonates with you or a mom you know! Many of us get caught up in overcomplicating motherhood support with tools that don’t align with natural rhythms. Real help is in presence, understanding, and trusting ourselves and our babies.This episode is a reminder that less is more when it comes to nurturing. Sometimes, your presence is the greatest gift of all.Want more insights?

Tap the bio for the full episode and explore other conversations with our expert guest!

This episode is part of a 3-part series with Serenity Mason, owner of The Milk Grove based out of Green Bay, WI. Be sure to listen to them all!
Part 1: Bringing Your NICU Baby Home: What to Expect & How to Prepare
Part 2: What’s Normal in Breastfeeding (And What’s Not)
Part 3: Follow Your Instincts: Understanding Baby's Biologic Norms & Creating the Support You Need

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