Latched Lake Country

02/03/2026

Our comprehensive list of Latched Events for FEBRUARY 🤍 Join us!

🤍 MILK + MOTHERHOOD SUPPORT GROUP:
⋒ drop in with your babies and toddlers for an hour of coffee and conversation with other moms in the same stage of motherhood, in a super supportive space
⋒ while the greatest benefit of this group is all of you being able to support one another and share your experiences, we’re happy to answer any general feeding questions you may have
⋒ whether you’re pumping for your first baby, bottle feeding, or breastfeeding your 5th, we would love for you to join us—and feel free to bring a friend!
⋒ (the scale is always available throughout each session, as an option to check baby’s weight if you’re interested) 🤍
⋒ this support group is always FREE, and registration is not required

🤍 BREASTFEEDING BASICS CLASS
⋒ join the IBCLCs at Latched Lake Country for prenatal breastfeeding preparation in a group setting
⋒ in this 90-minute course, will review everything you need to know to prepare for the breastfeeding journey you’ve always imagined. The final 15 minutes will be reserved for a Q+A for all of your individual questions!
⋒ this class is available both in-person, and virtually
⋒ registration is required (link in bio)

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01/27/2026

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Pumping moms deserve so much credit in our book!
• exclusive pumping
• pumping for multiples
• pumping to support milk supply while baby’s oral function is progressing (with your IBCLC’s help!)
• pumping at work
• pumping to share some of the feeding responsibility

Whatever the reason, pumping is still breastfeeding. And we’re here for it!

HAPPY WORLD PUMPING DAY 🍼

01/27/2026

The prettiest new addition to our Latched Lending Library has arrived!

The Lark has stolen our hearts, and all of the baby snuggles, in the office the last few weeks.

A few of our favorite things:
• it is incredibly comfortable
• it’s lightweight and easy to fold/store in a diaper bag
• it’s SO easy to use—no big, bulky clips or buckles (🫣 Ergo + Infantino)
• the Lark can be worn in a front carry or a back carry, and is safe for babies 10-45lbs—which means you’ll be keeping your sweet baby close for a really long time!
• cinching is easy—it quickly adjusts to fit your growing babe (and supports an on-the-go lifestyle)
• the fabric is so soft and gentle—it feels like just another part of your outfit, and babies snuggle right in

And possibly, our favorite bonus: it’s really easy to nurse in!

We would love for you to come by and explore our ever expanding lending library—there is no better combination than breastfeeding and babywearing 🤍

01/23/2026

‘Tis the season for all of the travel! So many of our families are taking trips this month, and we've had lots of questions about what that looks like with a new addition!

Traveling with a baby for the first time can feel overwhelming—especially when you factor in the additional worries that come with packing for a whole new person, and being your baby’s sole source of nutrition.

Whether you’re flying or hitting the road, a little preparation (and a lot of grace) goes a long way! You’re allowed to feed your baby wherever you are, take breaks when you need them, and move at a slower pace.

Extra snacks, minimal expectations, and some troubleshooting with your lactation consultant beforehand can make all the difference.

Save this for your next trip! 🤍

01/20/2026

Congratulations to our Lactation Intern, Maggie!

She has officially completed all of the necessary steps to sit for her Board Exam this Spring 🤗

The path to becoming an IBCLC is rigorous—
• 500-1,000 hours of hands-on experience, supporting moms and babies with feeding concerns
• 90+ hours of lactation-specific education
• A thorough application process
• An International Board Certification exam

Maggie has worked so hard this year, and we are so proud of all she has accomplished. We can’t wait to watch her thrive as an IBCLC soon!

01/17/2026

This and meeting with Latched to help you gain clarity as a new mom 🤍

01/10/2026

Yes! In fact, breastfeeding is the BEST thing you can do, for you and baby, when illness strikes.

Whether it's you or your baby who’s under the weather, continuing to nurse on demand offers powerful protection. Because your body makes antibodies that not only help you fight infection but pass that defense directly to your baby through your milk, there is no better medicine than your perfectly curated breast milk, for your sweet little babe.

Breastfeeding while under the weather:

🛡️ Boosts your baby’s immune system
🦠 Rapidly increases the number of leukocytes in your baby’s system to help them fight (or even avoid!) the virus or bacteria you’re fighting
💧 Provides baby with continued comfort, hydration, and healing
💪 Ensures your milk supply stays strong

Most common illnesses are not a reason to stop nursing—and are instead a reason to continue nursing! And there is no need to separate yourself from your favorite little person. We want you to take care of yourself! Rest, hydrate and keep feeding (or pumping). Your baby is receiving nourishment and the best medicine there is: you.

Need support while sick? Whether it’s a consult for optimizing milk supply, safe medication tips or ways to support sleep with a sick baby… we’re here for you and ready when you are.

If you’re feeling under the weather and prefer to stay snuggled up at home, our virtual visits are an amazing option to keep you cozy while also ensuring your questions are answered and your feeding journey is well-supported!

01/10/2026