The Doctors' Breastfeeding Clinic

The Doctors' Breastfeeding Clinic We are a full service clinic focused on mothers, babies and any issues they have with breastfeeding. Mothers and babies are seen in a private setting.

Our clinic is staffed by doctors and a lactation consultant to help improve your breastfeeding experience. Our goal is to help you solve any of your breastfeeding problems. Our clinic services are covered by OHIP. A referral is not required but is recommended. Patients can usually be seen within 24-48 hours. Staff at the Doctors’ Breastfeeding Clinic have personal experience with breastfeeding multiples, breastfeeding the premature infant, breastfeeding after C-Section, breastfeeding after breast reduction, breastfeeding after returning to work, breastfeeding and surgery, breastfeeding and the hospitalized child, dealing with chronic yeast and ni**le pain, tandem nursing, milk supply issues and breast refusal.

11/13/2025

Whales breastfeed underwater through direct contact, where the mother squirts nutrient-rich, high-fat milk into the calf’s mouth from her mammary slits.

Instead of external nipples, Mama whales have mammary glands hidden within slits on their abdomen that are surrounded by folds of skin.

The calf nudges the slits with its head, and the mother responds by releasing the nipples for feeding. The calf then uses its tongue to curl around the nipple and capture the milk being squirted into its mouth.

Mama uses her abdominal muscles to flex the mammary glands and forcefully squirt the milk into the calf’s mouth.

Milk composition: Whale milk is extremely rich in fat (35–50%) and protein, making it very thick and nutritious. This consistency ensures it is easily consumed by the calf and does not easily dissolve in seawater.

The high-fat milk allows calves to grow rapidly. For example, a blue whale calf can gain about 200 pounds (90 kilograms) per day.
Nursing sessions are short, sometimes lasting only 23 seconds, but they can happen frequently, especially during periods between foraging.

The length of nursing varies by species. Baleen whales, like humpbacks, may nurse for about 6 to 9 months, while toothed whales like belugas can nurse for 20 to 30 months.

11/04/2025
11/01/2025
10/30/2025

A Mission. A Movement. A Brand for Breastfeeding Mothers. Clothing, knowledge and community that new breastfeeding mothers need in order to thrive.

10/04/2025
10/01/2025

📣 You Don’t Need Two Breasts to Breastfeed! 🤱

It’s a common misconception that you need both breasts to successfully breastfeed. In fact, many mothers can produce all the milk their babies need from just one breast!

This is especially remarkable when you consider mothers of twins, who often manage to breastfeed both babies at the same time using only one breast for each. ✨

The human body is incredibly adaptable. Each breast has the capability to produce milk, and with the right stimulation and demand, one breast can typically supply enough milk for your little one. 💡

Here are a few key points to consider: 🧐

✅ Lactation Flexibility: If one breast is more efficient at producing milk, you can focus on using that breast more frequently, ensuring your baby gets enough nourishment.

✅ Breastfeeding Twins: Many mothers of twins successfully breastfeed each baby from one breast at a time, allowing them to provide nourishment for both without the need for double the supply. This approach not only simplifies the process but also helps manage their milk production effectively.

✅ Avoiding Discomfort: Some mothers find it more comfortable to breastfeed from one breast, especially if they experience issues like engorgement or pain in one side. It’s perfectly acceptable to prioritize comfort while ensuring your baby receives the milk they need.

✅ Individual Experiences: Every breastfeeding journey is unique. While some mothers may need to alternate breasts or use both, many can thrive on using just one. Trust your body and listen to your baby’s cues.

Remember, the key to breastfeeding is finding what works best for you and your baby. Whether you have one breast or two, your ability to nourish your child is more than achievable! ❤️

09/29/2025
09/27/2025

A groundbreaking moment unfolded on the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit runway when a model confidently walked while breastfeeding her 5-month-old daughter. The powerful act blended fashion with motherhood, challenging stereotypes and celebrating the realities of parenting in the spotlight. Instead of treating breastfeeding as something to be hidden, the model embraced it as a natural, empowering statement—drawing thunderous applause from the audience. Many hailed the moment as revolutionary for women, mothers, and the fashion industry, pushing boundaries on what is considered glamorous and redefining beauty standards. Social media quickly exploded with admiration, with countless parents calling it inspiring and validating for those balancing careers and motherhood. Critics, however, questioned whether the runway was the right place for such a statement, sparking debate over public breastfeeding and cultural acceptance. Regardless of opinion, the event has cemented itself as a landmark in fashion history, proving that motherhood and high fashion can coexist unapologetically on the biggest stages.

09/22/2025

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Brampton, ON
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