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LAtchly Lactation & Hello Mom

RN & IBCLC-led lactation, postpartum and newborn support. Because every mom deserves a little lagniappe
Book here https://latchlylactation.janeapp.com/

02/18/2026

🍼Introducing a bottle to your baby? Here are some tips for a smooth transition!
Take it Slow: Start offering the bottle during calm moments when your little one isn't overly hungry. Begin with a small amount of breast milk or formula and gradually increase as they become more comfortable.⠀ ⠀
Ni**le Flow Matters: Choose a ni**le with a slow flow similar to breastfeeding. This helps prevent overfeeding and allows them to adjust to the new method. You can also practice paced feeding. Hold baby in a more upright position, keep the bottle horizontal, and take short pauses every few sucks to mimic the natural rhythm of breastfeeding. This supports better digestion and helps baby recognize their fullness cues. Adjust to a faster flow as they grow.⠀ ⠀
Involve Others: If your baby is hesitant, have someone else, like a partner or caregiver, introduce the bottle. This can make the transition smoother and less confusing for your little one. Remember, patience is key! 💚👶✨

02/12/2026

GIVEAWAY!!

I’m officially taking my photography full-time…Yay!

While I’ve focused on newborns in the past, I’m now booking:

• Newborn sessions
• Maternity
• Fresh 48
• Family sessions

To celebrate this new chapter, anyone who books between now and July 2026 will receive $50 off their package.

AND because I’m feeling extra grateful… I’m doing a 🎉 GIVEAWAY 🎉On 2/16 at 6:00 PM, I’ll be giving away a years worth of milestone sessions (newborn, 6 month, cake smash) to a expecting momma!

To enter:
✔️ Like my page
✔️ Tag 3 friends in the comments
✔️ Follow and like my Instagram
✔️ Share this post

That’s it!

There is nothing more meaningful to me than capturing the tiny details, the in-between moments, and the love that makes your family yours. I would be honored to document this season for you!

02/03/2026

Wondering if your body is keeping up with your baby's milk needs? Here’s how it works: it’s all about supply and demand! Every time your baby latches and nurses, your body releases oxytocin, which tells your brain to send the 'make more milk!' signal down to your breasts. Think of it like a custom order: baby demands, body delivers. The more frequently your baby
nurses, the more milk your body produces. It's like nature's way of reﬁlling the stock! 🛒💡 Whether it’s regular nursing or one of those 'nurse all day' cluster feeds, trust that your body is responding and adapting. The takeaway? Frequent feeding = better milk supply! 🌿

01/22/2026

The letdown reflex is a key part of breastfeeding that makes sure your baby is getting the milk they need. When your baby latches, your body releases two hormones; oxytocin and prolactin. ✨Oxytocin causes the muscles around your milk ducts to contract, pushing milk toward the ni**le. This is what’s known as the letdown reflex.
✨Letdowns can happen even when you’re not feeding. Sometimes, hearing your baby cry, thinking about them, or even just being near them can trigger that reflex and cause milk to flow.
🧐What does it feel like? Some people experience a tingling or a pins and needles sensation. Others don’t feel anything at all, but the milk still flows. Not feeling the letdown doesn’t mean it’s not happening, every body responds differently.
🤱Most feeding sessions involve multiple letdowns, so even when your baby is nursing for longer stretches, your body keeps sending milk their way. It’s all part of your body’s natural process to keep your baby fed and happy.

01/20/2026

Workdays don’t have to be boring 🤗

01/07/2026

A behind the scenes look at a lactation consult day 🤍
From charting and scheduling, to client visits, …plus some dancing in the car 💃🏽 because balance.

12/17/2025

Babies have their own way of telling us when they’re ready for a meal🍼🤱. Look out for those adorable early cues like lip smacking, rooting, and gentle stirring. When those tummies start rumbling, it’s time to respond with nourishment and comfort 💕 Remember that it’s always best to feed your baby on demand, whenever they show signs of hunger. Sometimes, that will be 20 minutes after the last feed, and that’s okay!

12/04/2025

Let’s be real......once that tiny human arrives, it’s like your whole world starts revolving around them. Your meals, your sleep, and your schedule. Everything suddenly caters to their needs.

That’s where having the support of a postpartum nurse comes in. While your baby might be the star of the show, having someone in your corner means you don’t have to do it all on your own.

As postpartum nurses, we are here to make this transition smoother for you. Whether it’s helping with feedings, soothing your little one, offering resources, or just being a calm presence on those hectic days, we’re here to take some of the weight off your shoulders.

Because let’s face it, this new stage of your life can feel a lot less overwhelming when you’ve got someone to share the load.

It really does take a village to raise a baby, and that includes making sure you’re cared for too. 💛 Ready to build your support team? Reach out anytime, we’d love to help. At LAtchly, we know every family’s needs look different.
Thats why we offer:
-3 to 12hr shifts
-Daytime, evening, and overnight coverage
-Licensed postpartum nursing support
-No long-term commitments, book one night or build a routine

Perfect for new parents needing sleep, support after a long day, or coverage during special events.

12/03/2025

“Is feeding supposed to be this hard?”

Feeding should not be a battle. A baby’s tongue needs full mobility to latch deeply, transfer milk efficiently, protect the ni**le, and support digestion.

A tongue tie occurs when the tongue’s movement is restricted by a short or tight frenulum (the tissue connecting the tongue to the floor of the mouth). This can make breastfeeding challenging for both baby and parent.

Tongue ties often lead to:
• Difficulty latching
• Clicking sounds
• Poor weight gain
• Long or inefficient feeds
• Gassiness + fussiness
• Sore ni**les

Not every baby with a tie needs a procedure. Function is what matters most. When needed, a frenectomy (a simple procedure to release the tie) can significantly improve feeding outcomes.

But release is only part of the journey. After a tongue or lip tie release or revision, babies need time, support, and gentle guidance to use their new mobility. That’s where follow-up care makes all the difference.

Without post-release therapy, babies may continue to struggle with tightness, compensations, or feeding challenges. With proper oral exercises and lactation support, feeding becomes easier, more comfortable, and more efficient.

Feeding should not be a battle. We’re here to help you understand what’s going on and what your baby needs to thrive! 📆Book your consult today:
https://latchlylactation.janeapp.com
🌟check here to see if your insurance covers a consult!
https://go.lactationnetwork.com/LAtchlyLLC

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Baton Rouge, LA

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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http://latchlylactation.com/

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