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As a Lactation Counselor and Health Coach for Moms, I can help you with:
- Gaining the right amount of weight in pregnancy
- Learning the right foods to eat in pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- Preparing to breastfeed in pregnancy
- Adding the right nutrients to your breastmilk
- Breastfeeding issues like:
- Milk supply
- Sore breasts
- Persistently fussy baby
- Pumping
- Bottle feeding
- Plugged milk ducts
- Mastitis
- Losing the baby weight
- Getting your energy back
- Feeling confident in your postpartum body
- Partner support in the postpartum phase
- Returning to work when breastfeeding
- Weaning your baby
Featured Posts
Here are a few of my most popular blog posts:
You Had a Sudden Drop In Breast Milk Supply: What To Do
Breast milk is a special commodity to a nursing mom. Every mom wants to ensure she has plenty of breastmilk to feed her baby. If you have had a sudden drop in breast milk supply, it’s important to realize the causes and determine if it was indeed a drop in supply, or if your baby …
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Can You Safely Take Emergen-C & Vitamin C While Breastfeeding?
As a breastfeeding mom, you may find yourself sick and not feeling well at some point during your breastfeeding journey. Even if you’re eating healthy and your immune system is strong, you may come down with a virus or bacterial infection that causes you to feel unwell. It is important that you find solutions to …
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How To Easily Fix a Shallow Latch
If breastfeeding is causing you pain, it may be due to your baby’s shallow latch on your breast. Additionally, if you are giving your baby a bottle, a good latch is equally important. A shallow latch is very common for new breastfeeding moms and even moms that have had practice with another baby. There are …