Kentucky Breastfeeding Center

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Our office is officially no longer taking calls or emails until Dec 29th! Current and future patients, here’s what to do...
12/18/2025

Our office is officially no longer taking calls or emails until Dec 29th! Current and future patients, here’s what to do:

Future patients: Schedule your appointment online at kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com or at the link in bio.

Current patients: Message your consultant in the portal, or book a follow up online!

We have plenty of openings for new babes, we just won’t be available for questions via call or email. All our social posts, emails, and blogs are scheduled and we are taking time with our families! ❤️

Have a very happy holiday!

If feeding suddenly feels harder this week, you’re not imagining it — and you’re not doing anything wrong.December bring...
12/18/2025

If feeding suddenly feels harder this week, you’re not imagining it — and you’re not doing anything wrong.

December brings a perfect combination of things that make feeding feel “off”: colder weather (hello, body tension), holiday overstimulation, disrupted naps, bright lights, more visitors, and babies who are trying to take it all in at once.

Those tiny shifts show up as:
popping on and off
frustration at the breast or bottle
shorter or distracted feeds
clicking
tension in the jaw or body
more wake-ups
a latch that feels… different

Feeding challenges don’t mean you failed.

They mean your baby needs support — not guesswork.

If something feels off, trust that instinct. Getting help early can make feeding feel calm and connected again.

Book a virtual, in-home, or in-office visit at www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com
Your baby is telling you something. We’re here to help you understand it.

When the temperature drops and it takes three layers just to walk to the car, the last thing you need is to bundle up a ...
12/17/2025

When the temperature drops and it takes three layers just to walk to the car, the last thing you need is to bundle up a newborn for feeding help.

That’s why our virtual and in-home visits exist.

Whether you’re navigating a newborn latch, bottle refusal, low supply worries, or feeding changes that don’t make sense, you don’t have to leave the house to get answers.

You can stay warm, stay comfortable, and still get skilled, compassionate support.
Virtual visits are perfect for troubleshooting, pumping guidance, or prenatal prep.
In-home visits give you hands-on, tailored help — without stepping into the cold.
Winter doesn’t have to make feeding harder.

You deserve support that meets you where you are.

Book virtual or in-home care at www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com

If your baby has been harder to settle lately — pulling off during feeds, getting frustrated at the breast, arching, pop...
12/17/2025

If your baby has been harder to settle lately — pulling off during feeds, getting frustrated at the breast, arching, popping on and off, or melting down halfway through — they’re not “just being fussy.”

This is their communication system.

Babies don’t have words… but they do have patterns.

And when feeding is uncomfortable, uncoordinated, tiring, or confusing for them, those cues get louder.

In this week’s blog, I’m breaking down:
— Why babies become “fussy feeders”
— The difference between normal newborn behavior and true feeding difficulty
— Early cues that something deeper is going on
— When it’s time to get support
— And what you can do today to help your baby feel more settled

If your gut has been whispering that something feels off, this will give you the clarity you’ve been looking for.

Read here: www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com/blog
Instagram: Tap the link in our bio.

You deserve answers.
Your baby deserves comfort.
We’re here when you’re ready.

If you’ve worked with Abbey before, you already know: she brings a level of calm expertise that makes feeding suddenly m...
12/16/2025

If you’ve worked with Abbey before, you already know: she brings a level of calm expertise that makes feeding suddenly make sense.

As an Occupational Therapist, craniosacral therapist, infant feeding specialist, AND a lactation consultant, she looks at feeding through a different lens — one that considers how your baby moves, how they coordinate, where they’re holding tension, and how their little body is supporting (or struggling with) the latch.

Her appointments often feel like a mix of reassurance, gentle problem-solving, and finally understanding what your baby has been trying to tell you.

She’s officially back in the office, and she has just a December craniosacral therapy and lactation spots left. Occupational therapy appointments are booked until January.

If your baby needs a little extra help with tension, stamina, latch coordination, or movement, Abbey is the perfect person to guide you through.

Book in-office or in-home at www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com

Anthem BCBS of KY families experiencing breast or bottle feeding challenges, having issues with solid foods, or seeing g...
12/15/2025

Anthem BCBS of KY families experiencing breast or bottle feeding challenges, having issues with solid foods, or seeing generalized body tension in their baby: There are just 2 OT evaluation spots left in December. If you have a PPO plan that covers OT, you may owe just your specialty copay (plans vary).

If your baby seems to work really hard during feeds — clicking, slipping, fussing, tiring out quickly, or wiggling throu...
12/15/2025

If your baby seems to work really hard during feeds — clicking, slipping, fussing, tiring out quickly, or wiggling through the whole session — it’s not because they’re picky or dramatic.

It’s because feeding is a full-body skill.

When babies hold tension in their jaw, neck, shoulders, or even their trunk, feeding becomes something they have to push through instead of something that comes naturally. That tension affects the latch, the seal, the swallow, and even how long they can stay engaged at the breast or bottle.

That’s where our body-based support comes in.

With gentle techniques and a whole-body approach, we help babies release tension, coordinate their movements, and feed more efficiently — without frustration or overwhelm.

Feeding shouldn’t feel like a struggle for either of you.
If something feels “off,” trust that feeling.

Abbey is booked in December for OT sessions but you can get on her wait list or schedule for January!

Book in-home or in-office support at www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com

This is one of my favorite reviews, because it perfectly sums up the mission of Kentucky Breastfeeding Center: to help ...
12/13/2025

This is one of my favorite reviews, because it perfectly sums up the mission of Kentucky Breastfeeding Center: to help moms feel supported, understood, and seen, so that they can deepen their connection with their baby. We firmly believe healthy mothers create healthy babies, no matter the feeding method.

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1029 Monarch Street, Suite 130
Lexington, KY
40513

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Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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+18594562025

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