Breastfeeding Success Company

04/27/2026

This is a biologically responsive process!

Through close contact like kissing, your body is exposed to the specific bacteria and pathogens on your baby’s skin. Your immune system recognizes this and responds by creating targeted antibodies, which are then passed directly to your baby through your milk.

This is one of the ways your body is constantly adapting and customizing your milk in real time, helping support your baby’s immune system in a way that’s completely unique to them.

What feels like a simple, loving moment is actually doing so much behind the scenes. Your body is paying attention, responding, and protecting your baby in ways you can’t even see.

04/26/2026

Were you or someone you know affected by a formula recall? Please share your experience

Were you affected by the formula recalls?
This is your chance to be heard.

We care about safe infant feeding for all. ILCA and IBFAN are bringing mothers’ voices to people on the global stage, at the World Health Assembly in May 2026.

👉 Your lived experience matters.

🎥 Take 30 seconds. Share here >> https://blens.io/DattTq

Tell us what you heard, felt, or went through during the formula recalls.

Because real experiences help drive real change.

04/23/2026

April is Autism Awareness Month ❤️

Every feeding journey is unique, and that includes families navigating neurodiversity. Sensory preferences, communication styles, and individual needs can all shape the breastfeeding experience in ways that deserve understanding and support, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

We’re so grateful to have Cassie on our team, an IBCLC with additional training as a neurodiverse lactation specialist. She brings a thoughtful, individualized approach to care, helping families feel seen, respected, and supported in a way that truly works for them.

In this video, she shares insight into how we can better support neurodiverse families during their feeding journey.

Because every parent and every baby deserves care that meets them exactly where they are. Watch the whole interview at our blog. Link in bio

04/22/2026

Meet Andrea, our newest childbirth educator and the one leading this weekend’s Belly to Birth Quick class!
If you’re expecting and want to feel prepared (not overwhelmed), this is for you.

Join us this Saturday, April 25th from 1–5:30pm in Kyle at Hays Hospital for a powerful, hands-on class where we’ll cover:

✨ what’s happening in your body during pregnancy, labor, and birth
✨ the stages of labor (and what to expect in each one)
✨ how to tell when labor has started — and when to head to the hospital
✨ coping strategies to minimize pain and stay calm
✨ common complications and what to expect
✨ medical options for pain relief and interventions

This is perfect if you want real, practical guidance in one focused session—no fluff, just what you actually need to know.

Spots are limited, so grab yours now 👉 bfsuccess.com (http://bfsuccess.com/)

Come learn, ask questions, and walk into birth feeling confident and ready 💛

04/21/2026

It might look like magic… but it’s really what happens when you get the right support, personalized guidance, and someone who truly understands what’s going on.

Whether it’s latch issues, pain, supply concerns, or just feeling unsure—we’re here to help you find answers and create a plan that actually works for you and your baby.

You don’t have to struggle through it or figure it out alone. Support can make all the difference ❤️

Ready to feel more confident in your feeding journey? DM us or click the link in our bio to book a consult.

04/20/2026

Artemis X, breastfeeding moms are ready when you are!

04/18/2026

Join us for Bosom Buddies on Tuesday, April 21st from 1:30–3:00 p.m. at our Ramble Clinic. 
 
Connected from the Start: You Were Never Meant to Parent Alone. Think of this as your PIP preview! In one session, you’ll experience the connection and support that makes our groups so special 
 
As Program Experience Manager and facilitator at PIP (Partners In Parenting), Acacia Tatro is dedicated to connecting parents and building the kind of community that supports families through every stage of early parenthood. With a toddler at home and another baby on the way, she understands firsthand the joys and challenges of new parenthood — and believes wholeheartedly that parents are stronger together.
 
Register by scanning the QR code.
 
***Pregnant mamas and babies are always welcome***
Follow on Instagram for weekly updates and more!

04/16/2026

Healing Hands Community Birthing Project is doing powerful, life-changing work to support Black mothers, babies, and families through every stage of the perinatal journey.
 
Their work includes:
• Full-spectrum doula support from pregnancy through postpartum
• Education, advocacy, and emotional care for families
• Training the next generation of Black and POC birth workers
• Connecting families to vital resources like WIC, Medicaid, and more
 
They are not only supporting families—they are advancing health equity, empowering communities, and saving lives.
 
If you’re looking for a way to make a real impact, this is it.
✨ Volunteer
✨ Donate
✨ Share their mission
 
Because Black mamas matter. Because Black babies matter. Because communities matter.
 
📍 Learn more + get involved: healinghandscbp.org
📧 admin@healinghandscbp.org
📞 512-288-0827

04/14/2026

As we continue Black Maternal Health Week, we’re highlighting the voices and organizations creating real change in our community.

Today we’re spotlighting Black Mamas ATX - a Central Texas organization dedicated to ensuring Black women not only survive, but truly thrive before, during, and after childbirth. Their work focuses on eliminating maternal health disparities through culturally aligned care, education, advocacy, and direct support.

With effective collaborative partnerships and through culturally-congruent programs, training, outreach, and research, BMATX is leading the charge in Central Texas to improve Black maternal health and wellbeing over the childbearing spectrum. Their work centers around the health and wellbeing of Black women who are pregnant and through the first year postpartum. On average, women receiving services stay with the organization for 18 months.

They provide no-cost doula support, host community support groups, counseling, and walk alongside mothers from pregnancy through postpartum- because continuous, culturally competent care changes outcomes.
This is what it looks like to do the work, meeting families where they are, building community, and advocating for better care at every level.

Take a moment to follow , learn more about their mission, and support the impact they’re making right here in Central Texas.

04/13/2026

This week is 9th annual Black Maternal Health Week (April 11–17).

This is about raising awareness, amplifying voices, and acknowledging the very real disparities that Black women face in pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing and highlighting accounts that are doing this work every single day- educating, advocating, and supporting families in meaningful ways.

Our goal is to use this space to elevate and center the voices of those leading this work. They must be seen, heard, and supported.

Today, we want to highlight Black Mamas Matter Alliance, an organization leading the way in advancing, black, maternal health, rights, and justice their work focuses on advocacy, policy change, research, and community centered care to improve outcomes, and ensure black mothers are heard, respected and supported at every stage.

Be sure to follow along with them, get involved, and learn more at blkmaternalhealthweek.com

We invite you to follow along, learn with us, engage with these accounts, and support the people making a real difference.

04/10/2026

Join us for a discussion and some movement on Tuesday, April 14th from 1:30–3:00 p.m. at our Ramble Clinic. (Mats will be provided)
 
This week’s guest is Stacey Rikalo the creator of femSTRONG and a strength and conditioning coach specializing in perinatal fitness, pelvic floor health, and sustainable training for active women. She helps women build strength before and during pregnancy, prepare intentionally for birth, and return to movement postpartum with confidence.
 
Through her coaching, courses, and content, Stacey blends evidence-based practice with real-life application - giving women the tools to better understand their bodies and make informed, empowered decisions throughout motherhood.
 
Register through the link or by scanning the QR code. Pregnant mamas and babies are always welcome!