Loveblossom Lactation & Wellness

11/03/2025

Reese 2028.

11/02/2025

Rest in peace, Ruth. Thank you for your dedication and invaluable contributions supporting parents and lactation science. ❤️

Ruth Lawrence, who pioneered the science of breastfeeding, dies at 101: A trailblazer for women in medicine, she dedicated her career to teaching mothers and medical professionals about the benefits of breastfeeding.

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10/26/2025

DOH has received additional funding from the U.S. Dept of Agriculture, allowing the state to continue providing food benefits and supporting its staff for the state’s WIC Nutrition Program through mid-to-late November. For details, see our news statement: https://heyor.ca/BnnNzI

10/26/2025

Yes. Science in service of so many who are suffering and can benefit from a clear diagnosis.

Scientists in Spain and France have made a major breakthrough in diagnosing endometriosis — using menstrual blood.

Researchers have discovered that stem cells found in menstrual blood can be used to detect endometriosis with over 80% accuracy. This could mean that, one day, a simple, non-invasive test might replace the need for surgery, which is currently the only way to confirm a diagnosis.

It’s an extraordinary step forward for a condition that affects around one in ten women and people with uteruses worldwide, yet still takes an average of seven to eight years to be diagnosed.

If successful, this test could dramatically cut diagnosis times — and finally bring faster answers and relief to millions who’ve been dismissed or left waiting for far too long.

📖 Source: Hospital Times

10/25/2025

Love this! 🙌🏽😆

Still breastfeeding 🥰🩷

10/22/2025

Go mama. 💔

09/25/2025

🥦 If solids are offered before your baby is ready, mealtimes can turn messy and frustrating. Babies often push food right back out with their tongue until that natural reflex fades.

Waiting until your baby shows signs of readiness helps them become an active participant at the table. This way, your baby learns to follow their own fullness cues and to explore new tastes at their own pace. 💚

Signs of readiness include being about six months old, able to sit without support, no longer pushing food out with the tongue, and beginning to pick things up between fingers and thumb.

✨ Remember, your milk remains the most important food until your baby’s first birthday. Solids at this age are mainly about fun, learning, and discovery.

👉 Read the full article here: https://llli.org/breastfeeding-info/starting-solids/