Rebecca McCann Lactation, LLC

Rebecca McCann Lactation, LLC Virtual consults, home visits & feeding classes. Breastfeeding support from an IBCLC and RN. Rooted in kindess, not pressure.

02/19/2026

If feeding feels harder than it should, it’s not always about baby’s mouth.

A lot of latch struggles come down to how a baby is supported while feeding—not just what their lips or tongue are doing. Babies eat best when they feel calm, stable, and well-positioned. When their body feels secure, coordinating sucking, swallowing, and breathing is simply easier.

This is why small changes—bringing baby fully in toward your body, supporting their shoulders and hips, and creating a relaxed feeding environment—can make a noticeable difference, even when nothing else has changed.

Inside my latching guide, I break this down step by step with visuals and practical cues you can try right away. And if you want individualized help, we can work through positioning and latch together during a consult.

👉 DM me LATCH to get the guide.

02/18/2026

If you feel like you’re supposed to buy everything to prepare for breastfeeding—you’re not alone.

In reality, most families need far less than social media suggests. A few comfortable basics go a long way, and many of the heavily marketed tools either aren’t necessary before birth or are best used only if needed and with guidance.

That’s why I created a free prenatal breastfeeding checklist—to help you prepare in a practical, realistic way without overbuying or adding stress.

Inside, I walk through:
• what’s actually helpful to have on hand
• what’s optional
• and what you can skip for now

👉 Comment or DM PREP and I’ll send it to you.

02/12/2026

The fl**ge that comes with your pump is a standard size—not a personalized one.

Using the wrong fl**ge can affect comfort, milk removal, and how sustainable pumping feels long-term. This is one of those small details that can make a big difference, especially if you’re preparing to return to work.

Fl**ge sizing is something you can figure out ahead of time—and it’s one of the practical topics I cover inside my Working, Pumping, and Feeding Your Baby guide.

👉 DM me WORK to learn more.

02/11/2026

Preparing for breastfeeding doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

This free checklist helps you focus on what actually matters — especially what to have on hand and what can wait.

Comment or DM me PREP and I’ll send it your way.

02/09/2026

You don’t need to buy everything or know everything before your baby arrives.

This free checklist helps you focus on what actually matters — especially what to have on hand and what can wait.

Free download • Link in bio

02/09/2026

Heading back to work soon? Start small.

• Pump once a day after a morning feed.
• Focus on comfort and consistency, not stockpiling.

My Working, Pumping, and Feeding Your Baby guide walks you through every step — from storage to bottle prep. Comment “work” or DM me the same and I’ll send you the link to get started today. 💕

02/03/2026

Hearing “I’ll just wing it with breastfeeding” makes me do this face 😬
(Same when I hear “I’ll learn everything at the hospital.”)

Sometimes winging it works—but having a little plan going in can make those first days feel a lot less overwhelming. Knowing what’s normal (and what’s not), having a few key supplies ready, and understanding where to turn for help can make a real difference when you’re tired and learning in real time.

And while hospital nurses and lactation consultants are incredible (I was one!), the reality is that time is limited—and breastfeeding often raises questions after you’re home.

If you want an easy place to start, I put together a free breastfeeding checklist that walks you through simple, practical ways to prepare ahead of time—without overdoing it.

👉 Comment PREP and I’ll send it your way.

Announcing February dates for the New Mom Coffee Meetup!I call this the New Mom Coffee Meetup because I remember how lon...
02/02/2026

Announcing February dates for the New Mom Coffee Meetup!

I call this the New Mom Coffee Meetup because I remember how lonely and overwhelming those early days of motherhood can be. But this group isn’t just for brand-new moms—if you have older babies or children, or if you’re expecting your first, you’re absolutely welcome!

It’s simply a casual time to connect, chat, and support one another. We all need community, and it’s so valuable to hear from moms who are a step or two ahead (or right in it with you). Come as you are—we’d love to have you join us! Registration not required. You can just show up!

**TWO NOTES**
The second meetup of the month is usually on the third Monday, but this month it will be on a TUESDAY due to the holiday weekend.

PARKING: there is a lot with plenty of parking behind The Coffee Oasis!

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