LEO'S PRIDE Clinic

01/01/2026

26/12/2025

There is something deeply satisfying about watching your baby get chunky from your breastmilk.

The rolls on their thighs. The double chin that seemed to appear overnight. The cheeks that suddenly need both hands.

It’s not just weight. It’s reassurance.

Reassurance after the long nights. The sore ni***es. The cluster feeding marathons. The moments you cried wondering if your body was enough.

Every ounce feels like a quiet win. A reminder that your body is doing what it was designed to do. Nourish. Grow. Sustain a whole human.

When the scale goes up, it isn’t about numbers. It’s about knowing something you made is building their brain, their bones, their comfort, their sense of safety.

There’s a pride in it that’s hard to explain. A confidence that grows right alongside them. That moment you look at your baby and think… I did that.

And no one can ever take that from you.

I mean… just look at that big ol belly 🥹🤱💙

26/12/2025

Every time someone comments about my baby’s thighs, I know two things.

My milk is working.
And they do not understand infant biology.

Breastfed babies are not meant to be lean.
They are meant to be protected.

Those rolls are energy reserves.
They support rapid brain growth, immune development, temperature regulation, and growth spurts you don’t see coming.

Fat on a baby is not a flaw.
It is a feature.

It means nutrients are being absorbed.
It means the milk is doing exactly what it is designed to do.

If your first instinct is concern over a baby’s thighs, you might be applying adult diet culture to a body that exists purely to grow and survive.

Soft babies are healthy babies.
Chunky thighs are not a warning sign.
They are evidence.

And no, I’m not worried.

18/12/2025

Spread love, save lives.
Donate your extra breastmilk this festive season. ❤️🤱