MLO Lactation

07/24/2025

Tomorrow!! Let’s talk adjusting to parenthood and how we maintain our sense of SELF!

07/16/2025

I can’t wait to hang out with this group. I’ll have my scale and I’m ready to answer all of your b**b, bottle, and general feeding questions. See you in the morning mamas!

06/30/2025

This course was practice-changing and I learned a TON! I can’t wait to pass on my new skills to all of the dyads that trust me with their care. And IBCLCs, if you haven’t taken this course, I can’t recommend it enough.

06/23/2025

Join us the last Friday of each month for our parent support group. This week, I’ll be checking in with everyone on topics they’d like to cover for our next few months!

06/14/2025

I know I’ve been quiet here, but I’m working hard behind the scenes on my continuing education! I’ve been learning so much about your baby’s oral function, maternal and fetal health, and how to better support all of you in your feeding journeys. This baby beauty is my niece Everly and she has been a willful practice baby for all of the movements and exercises I’m learning to teach you!

06/09/2025

ALL animals big and small, including humans, benefit from bodywork!

05/29/2025

Good morning! A reminder that Dr. Perry of Oshun Physical Therapy & Pelvic Health will be joining parent group to review pelvic health and answer any questions you have! Hope to see you there ❤️

05/01/2025

FYI 🙌🏻

04/28/2025

Yessss!! 🙌🏻

04/21/2025

We have some exciting guests joining our April and May new parent group--I hope to see you there!
Dr. O'Brien of Bayside Chiropractic Providence, Rhode Island on Friday, April 25, 2025.
Dr. Justina Perry of Oshun Physical Therapy & Pelvic Health on Friday, May 30, 2025.

04/08/2025

Our bodies are amazing!

04/04/2025

Embrace your Velcro baby

Newborns feed A LOT —and that’s okay!

Frequent feeding:
🍼 Helps establish your milk supply
🤱 Encourages bonding and comfort
⏳ Is completely normal in the first weeks

If it feels like your baby is always at the breast, remember: their tiny stomachs empty quickly, and cluster feeding is their way of telling your body exactly how much milk to make.

Need reassurance? Schedule an appointment—Latch is here to help you navigate these early days!