Loyal Lactation

10/30/2025

Take a guess in the comments.

What does the color and the output tell you about this baby’s age?

10/30/2025

Today’s Home Visit Uniform 🤣

10/30/2025

For those who pump a lot the pitcher method is super helpful.

Do you use this method?

10/29/2025

This mama came to me three weeks ago with one goal…

🗒️To make enough milk to get her baby off of formula.

We worked on his latch & got her breastfeeding more.✅

We got her fitted for the right size fl**ge. ✅

We got worked on pump settings. ✅

And baby boy is now EXCLUSIVELY BREASTFED! 🥰

Another Success Story!

Book your appointment today, in person & virtual appointments available.

10/28/2025

ASK AWAY

10/27/2025

I’m living my best life supporting my Mamas! 🥰

I truly love what I do & it shows in my work! When you work with me it’s completely customized based on your needs & goals. We don’t do cookie cutter consulting over here 🙅🏾‍♀️.

If you’re looking for breastfeeding support either virtually or in person I’d love to work with you 🥰.

10/27/2025

Client update 🥰

Ni**le shields are great tools but they aren’t forever.

Several of you asked why I used a ni**le shield to get this little one’s first latch just a few days after being dismissed from the NICU.

We knew that it was a temporary solution & less than a month later they’re latching without it 🙌🏾

This is the benefit of continuous lactation support. 🥰

If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding and need support I’d love to work with you.

10/24/2025

Just in case anyone here receives SNAP benefits.

I know people often use their benefits to purchase formula.

10/22/2025

10/22/2025

Breastfeeding does not cause breasts to sag!

Several studies have shown that breastfeeding may even help to maintain breast shape and firmness.

During PREGNANCY, breasts enlarge due to hormonal changes and the accumulation of breast tissue. After breastfeeding, this tissue gradually decreases, which can lead to a slight reduction in breast size. However, this is a natural process that occurs regardless of whether a woman breastfeeds or not.

Additionally, breastfeeding can help to strengthen the chest muscles, which can support and lift the breasts.

There is no scientific evidence to suggest that breastfeeding causes breast sagging.

Genetics, age, and weight fluctuations, may contribute to breast changes over time.