Breastfeeding Questions

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.

Are you using a Haakaa to "catch leaks"? Be careful! For most babies, using a milk collector on the opposite breast while nursing is essentially "pumping" milk the baby would normally receive. If you're using a Haakaa, you must know when and how to use it to ensure your baby is getting the volume they need to grow and thrive.

I often get asked which bottle to use. With so many choices available, it can feel overwhelming. It has taken me years to navigate all the different brands, flows, shapes, and textures of bottles. Then you have to consider the baby—the shape of their mouth, the strength of their suck, and whether the suck is organized or unorganized. Giving a parent a simple, direct answer isn’t always possible. I do have some favorites, but that doesn’t mean another baby won’t do better with

The first few days after birth are an incredible time of transition for both you and your baby. Your body is learning to make milk, and your baby is learning how to feed. These early days, especially the first 72 hours, set the stage for your milk supply in the weeks and months to come. What’s Happening in Your Body During pregnancy, your breasts begin making colostrum , the thick, golden milk often called “liquid gold.” After birth, hormones signal your body to begin produci

I got a call the other day from a mama that was asking why one breast was bigger than the other and could she do anything to change it. Many women notice that one breast makes more milk—or that the baby prefers one side over the other. Many breastfeeding mothers have one breast that makes more than the other. This is completely normal, but it can sometimes leave you wondering why  it happens and what  to do about it. Many women have one breast that is slightly larger than the