Milk and Honey Breastfeeding Services

Milk and Honey Breastfeeding Services I am an IBCLC who provides breastfeeding services to families in upstate SC.

The Magic Potion: What’s really in breastmilk”Double, double, toil and trouble…Ever wonder what’s really in that magic p...
10/31/2025

The Magic Potion: What’s really in breastmilk”

Double, double, toil and trouble…
Ever wonder what’s really in that magic potion your body makes? ✨

🧪 Antibodies that protect from illness
🍬 Perfectly balanced nutrients
🌙 Sleep hormones that help baby (and you) rest
💛 Comfort and connection beyond measure

No spooky spells required! Just your amazing body doing what it was made to do.

Happy Halloween ! 🎃👻


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💗 October is Infant Loss Awareness Month 💙At Milk and Honey Breastfeeding Services, we pause to honor the tiny lives tha...
10/24/2025

💗 October is Infant Loss Awareness Month 💙

At Milk and Honey Breastfeeding Services, we pause to honor the tiny lives that left too soon and the families who carry their love in their hearts every day.

If you have experienced the loss of a baby, please know you are not alone. Your grief matters, your love matters, and your story matters.

Lighting a candle, saying a name, or simply taking a quiet moment can be a powerful act of remembrance.


✨ Exciting news! ✨Milk and Honey Breastfeeding Services is now accepting First Health Network insurance.I’m thrilled to ...
10/24/2025

✨ Exciting news! ✨
Milk and Honey Breastfeeding Services is now accepting First Health Network insurance.

I’m thrilled to make expert lactation support more accessible for growing families. If you’re a First Health member, you can now use your benefits for lactation consultations whether you’re preparing for birth, navigating early feeding, or working through challenges. 💛

Confirm your coverage here 👉🏻 https://go.lactationnetwork.com/MilkAndHoneyBreastfeedingServices

If your baby gets extra fussy in the evenings, you’re not alone. This “witching hour” can make even the calmest days fee...
10/20/2025

If your baby gets extra fussy in the evenings, you’re not alone. This “witching hour” can make even the calmest days feel a little spooky but it’s actually completely normal.

Here’s what’s really happening:
💛 Babies often cluster feed in the evenings to boost your milk supply.
💛 Their little bodies are working hard to process a full day of stimulation.
💛 It’s a built-in way to encourage more snuggles, comfort, and connection.

You’re not doing anything wrong, your baby is doing exactly what they’re meant to.
So take a deep breath, grab a cozy snack, and remember: this phase is just a little trick before the treat. 💫

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.This week, we stand in recognition of everyone impacted by abuse in all its...
10/16/2025

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
This week, we stand in recognition of everyone impacted by abuse in all its forms: emotional, physical, sexual, financial, and psychological.

We see the survivors who have rebuilt their lives.
We hold space for those who are still finding their way out.
We honor those who are still enduring and deserve safety, support, and compassion.

You are not alone.
Help is available. 💜

📞 National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
💬 Text “START” to 88788
🌐 thehotline.org

10/12/2025

At , we’re dedicated to promoting women’s health year-round, and during , we’re highlighting the important connection between breastfeeding and a reduced risk of breast cancer.

The InfantRisk Center is a trusted resource for evidence-based information on breastfeeding and medication safety. Their team empowers mothers with science—offering expert guidance to help them make informed decisions for both their health and their baby’s well-being.

🤱🏾🤱🏼Breastfeeding Support from Anywhere! Did you know Milk and Honey Breastfeeding Services offers telehealth lactation ...
09/12/2025

🤱🏾🤱🏼Breastfeeding Support from Anywhere!

Did you know Milk and Honey Breastfeeding Services offers telehealth lactation consultations? Whether you’re at home in your PJs or across the country, you can get expert IBCLC support and no need to leave your couch or bed!

✨ Insurance Accepted! ✨
Most families pay $0 out-of-pocket for lactation care. Check your coverage using the links below:

🔗 Cigna Members – https://portal.wildflowerhealth.net/affiliate-care/eef1795
🔗 All Other Accepted Plans – https://go.lactationnetwork.com/MilkAndHoneyBreastfeedingServices

Let’s make feeding your baby easier wherever you are

📚✏️ Back-to-School & Breastfeeding: Tips for Teacher-Mamas 🍼🤱🏽Heading back to the classroom while maintaining your milk ...
08/14/2025

📚✏️ Back-to-School & Breastfeeding: Tips for Teacher-Mamas 🍼🤱🏽

Heading back to the classroom while maintaining your milk supply can feel overwhelming but you can do this! Here are some ways to set yourself up for success:

1️⃣ Know Your Rights — Federal law protects your right to reasonable break time and a private (non-bathroom) space for pumping. Review your district’s policies before school starts.

2️⃣ Talk to Your Admin — Share your pumping schedule ahead of time so coverage can be arranged. Having allies on your team makes all the difference.

3️⃣ Plan Your Schedule — Aim for pumping sessions around the same time you would feed your baby. Even short 15-minute sessions help maintain supply.

4️⃣ Double Up Supplies — Keep an extra set of pump parts at school so you’re never stuck if you forget something.

5️⃣ Stay Organized — A small cooler bag, ice packs, and labeled storage bags keep milk safe until you get home.

6️⃣ Give Yourself Grace — Teaching is demanding. Even if pumping at work isn’t perfect every day, you’re still nourishing your baby with love and care.

💬 If you’re a teacher who’s pumping, drop your favorite time-saving hack below so other mamas can benefit!

I woke up this morning with one of our Crepe Myrtle’s split in half and it got me thinking about severe weather. I know ...
08/11/2025

I woke up this morning with one of our Crepe Myrtle’s split in half and it got me thinking about severe weather. I know especially in the Carolinas we were significantly impacted by hurricane Helene and many people are still feeling the effects and emotions of it.
When extreme weather hits it can cause power outages which can be stressful, especially when you have stored breastmilk to protect. Here’s how to keep your milk safe:

✅ Breastmilk can be safely stored at room temperature for 4–6 hours
✅ Store in an insulated bag or cooler with ice packs for up to 24 hours
✅ If frozen milk begins to thaw during a power outage, you can refreeze it as long as ice crystals are still present

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