The Massena Bump

11/02/2022

I still have this offer available!

10/24/2022

10/18/2022

I love this!

10/12/2022

Breastmilk constantly adjusts to meet your baby’s needs. Changing your milk temperature by up to two degrees is just one way your breastmilk can adapt to increase or decrease your baby’s body temperature.

Keeping your baby skin-to-skin at the breast will also help to regulate your baby’s body temperature and allows your baby (and you!) to practice and learn how to breastfeed.

To learn more about the benefits of skin to skin, visit: https://www.royalwolverhampton.nhs.uk/services/service-directory-a-z/infant-feeding/skin-to-skin-contact/

10/11/2022

10/07/2022

10/06/2022

Hey mamas!! We all know we hate those glucose tests during pregnancy! Did you know there are other options? Ask your OB or midwives for alternative options. One option is to test your own glucose throughout the day for a few weeks to see how it fluctuates. It is beneficial to see how the food that you consume changes your glucose levels. Insurance companies often cover these. Talk to your provider when it comes time 😊

10/05/2022

This is why it is important to feel safe during labor

Western doctors and OB’s often give a 24 hour window to finish active labor and birth before they recommend a C-section. They’re far more likely to apply medical interventions and force the body into submission, when all it really needs is to feel safe and supported. To prevent unnecessary inter...

10/05/2022

If you have questions about breastfeeding and medication, the Infant Risk Center is a great resource!

Check out their website or call (806) 352-2519 to speak to someone.