Is My Newborn Baby Getting Enough Milk? 5 Signs to Watch For
By Bayou City Breastfeeding |
As a Lactation Consultant, I know that one of the most common worries for new parents is: “Is my baby ...
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Stay Ahead of Mastitis: Proactive Tips for Breastfeeding Moms
By Dana Gillman, IBCLC |
Mastitis is an inflammatory condition of the breast that may involve an infection. The word mastitis itself means inflammation of ...
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The Breastfeeding Effect: What Happens to Your Period?
By Dana Gillman, IBCLC |
Your journey through motherhood is unique, and understanding how your body's natural processes can influence breastfeeding is crucial. Here's ...
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World Breastfeeding Week: Breastfeeding Support for All
By Megan Taylor, IBCLC |
Welcome to World Breastfeeding Week (WBW), celebrated every year from August 1-7! This week is all about raising awareness and ...
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How to Prepare for Breastfeeding
By Jessica DeAses, RN IBCLC RLC |
You’re little one is growing in your belly, the registry is all set, nursery is making good progress. What else ...
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I Have All This Milk Now, What Do I Do with It?
By Britni Gunter |
There are a few basic concepts for storing breastmilk that are important to remember to protect the integrity of the ...
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7 Mistakes New Breastfeeding Parents Make
By Bayou City Breastfeeding |
Here are 7 mistakes we see new breastfeeding parents make.... Can you think of any others? ❌ Expecting your pediatrician ...
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Decoding Newborn Feeding: Navigating the First 48 Hours with Confidence
By Jessica DeAses, RN IBCLC RLC |
Some of the hardest times for feeding a newborn begin while in the hospital. Our breasts do not feel full, ...
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Exploring Oral Restrictions: Insights for Better Understanding
By Jessica DeAses, RN IBCLC RLC |
Tongue tie, lip tie, cheek ties…..all the buzz words these days it seems. Take a look at any parent/mom centered ...
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May: Fostering Mental Health and Postpartum Wellness
By Jessica DeAses, RN IBCLC RLC |
It’s May! Last month of the school year (for most), flowers are in bloom (still have quite a bit of ...
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