Breastfeeding Challenges

Is Your Baby Suddenly Distracted? Do you have a wriggly baby in your lap? A baby that is popping on and off when latching? This can be very normal. Babies around 3-4 months old start to investigate their surroundings and notice sounds and movement more and more. The transition from a sleepy newborn to an active explorer is one of the most noticeable nursing stages. At 3-4 months, your baby is no longer a passive participant, but a curious investigator. Newborns vs. Older Babi

Wall pump vs. wearable? Discover real-world insights on the most popular breast pumps. Learn why comfort, suction, and frequency of milk removal are the keys to a successful pumping journey.

Big news for Gulf Coast families! Gulf Coast Lactation is restoring breastfeeding continuity of care by accepting insurance again starting January 1, 2026. Learn how our proactive, insurance-based appointments ensure your baby gets a healthy start.

My dad and I I had a conversation with my mother recently about tongue and lip ties. We have recognized that my father had a severe tongue tie, and very few could understand him. It wasn't until many years after his death that it all clicked for me. Before he died, I remember having a conversation with him. He asked if I could roll my tongue and if I could stick my tongue past my lips. We sat at the table, sticking our tongues out at one another. Fast forward, and a niece and