Mama’s Milk, LLC

08/08/2024

For the past week, breastfeeding has been celebrated across the world.

The focus this year is on breastfeeding support and the objective to close the gap and offer mamas the support they deserve.

Thank you to all the lactation specialists out there who work hard to serve their community of breastfeeding mamas and close the gap.

Thank you to all the mamas who stand up for and support lactation and all it’s beauty. 💕

15/05/2024

There's hunger and there's breastfeeding hunger! 😅

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13/05/2024

Once you breastfeed a child, no matter for how long….. you develop a fuzzy feeling in your body when you see someone else nursing even long after you’re done.

Am I right?! ✨💕

09/05/2024

Oh, my heart ❤️ perfection!

08/05/2024

Have you ever been told your baby has a shallow latch? And wondering what the heck that means?

It’s always helpful to understand exactly why your experiencing what your experiencing.

Firstly, symptoms of a shallow latch are pain, irritation to the ni**le, flattening of the ni**le, and low supply (a more long-term symptom).

Now.. what exactly does that mean?

It’s important to understand the palate of our mouths are HARD at the front (towards our teeth) and SOFT at the back (towards our throat).

When your ni**le doesn’t go far enough towards the back of baby’s palate, that is a shallow latch. Your ni**le against a hard surface causes the pain and trauma.

We aim for a deep latch where you see none or minimal amount of ar**la.




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06/05/2024

Breastfeeding is a journey of strength and love, and you’re absolutely rocking it! ✨ You've got this mama! 💪🤱

24/04/2024

Babies have their own feeding patterns. Some feed at regular intervals. Others feed very irregularly. Some babies cluster feed. This means they nurse very often for a few hours and then sleep for several hours. A good milk supply is established by following your baby’s feeding cues, not scheduling feedings. Cues may include licking lips, restlessness, rooting (turning head towards breast) or mouthing hands. Crying is a late hunger cue. Typically 8 to 12 feeds or more within 24 hour is expected.

*Also big thank you to LLLC Group Mom Heather for breastfeeding a clock and her baby for this post!*

22/03/2024

For all of you breastfeeding mamas…. resting isn’t “doing nothing”. It’s doing SOMETHING, and that something is IMPORTANT. 💕
Tag a BF mama below to remind them to R E S T and give themselves G R A C E.

Breastfeeding isn’t just about providing nourishment for your little one—it’s a journey of resilience, strength, and love.

But here’s the thing: amidst this incredible journey, it’s easy to forget the monumental changes your body has undergone. From the moment of childbirth, your body is a masterpiece of healing, with a wound the size of a dinner plate inside your uterus, and hormones fluctuating faster than ever before, shaping both your body and emotions.

You are not the same person you were before—and that’s a good thing!

Each day, your body burns over 500 calories through the beautiful act of breastfeeding, while you dedicate around 30 hours a week to nurturing your baby, whether through nursing or pumping.

So maybe you didn’t get all the things done today that you wanted to get done. But at the end of the day we hope you’l, take a moment to honor yourself. Reflect on the strength it takes to navigate this journey, the patience to adapt to each new challenge, and the compassion to prioritize your well-being amidst it all.

At , our mission is simple: to uncomplicate breastfeeding, support you unconditionally, and empower you to find your unique path to success. Whether it’s through our nurturing products or our inclusive community in The Nurture Collective, we’re here to champion your journey, however it unfolds. 🌟

21/03/2024

18/03/2024

Q & A ‼️✨

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08/03/2024

Let’s talk about on cue!

06/03/2024

Majority of mamas say that once they got into a routine that worked for them, their breastfeeding goals felt more attainable.

At what point in your breastfeeding journey did you fall into a routine?