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Ladybird Birth Lactation & Beyond NH

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Ladybird Birth Lactation & Beyond NH

CLC, Doula, CPST, Mother Roaster, Blessingway Facilitator, PT Photog

03/25/2026

It’s been a while since our last chat!
TLDR: crowdfunding needs for families in the community.
255/$845 raised so far!

📸1: a recent birth I supported | 📸2: a WBW photo I took last summer

As many of you know, I got pregnant with my rainbow baby in 2023, and needed to step away from attending births and supporting families in any capacity throughout my pregnancy. Pregnancy after a loss and near death experience are so so SO hard. I could barely function in my day to day, and there was no possible way I would’ve been able to provide families in our community what they needed.
I gave birth to Dante in late October of ‘23, and started attending births and providing lactation care again the following summer. I’ve been keeping it on the down low, as I still felt very strongly that I needed more time before I jumped back into it all full time. Since then, I’ve attended a few births and supported more and more families in their postpartum and lactation journeys.
I’m posting tonight to reach out to this amazing community for a little support 🤍
I have two families right now who truly need care—lactation support and doula services—but are facing financial barriers. These are not luxuries, they’re essential, and I don’t want cost to be the reason they go without.
If you’re in a place to give, even a few dollars can help cover part of their care. If you’re not able to donate, sharing this post means just as much.
✨Lactation Support Family: Baby is just about 2 months old, and mom has already sought help multiple times through the hospital that accepts her insurance but unfortunately needs further (and out of hospital) care. She’s doing everything she can and still struggling.
Need: $95 for an initial 90 minute visit (price reduced for low-resource visit with additional travel cost as they are outside of my usual radius).
✨ Birth Doula Family:
This is their 4th baby, and dad is being deployed at the end of the pregnancy. Mom is hoping for a supported, pain med-free VBAC, and there’s a real chance she may have to go through birth without her partner present.
Need: $750 (significantly reduced from my standard rate for low-resource families).

It would mean the world to me to help these parents get the support they deserve during such a vulnerable time.

Thank you for being part of a community that shows up 🫶

Ways to give: Venmo () | PayPal ()
All funds go directly toward providing care for these families. Any funds not used will be refunded or put towards other low resource client care.

07/29/2025

After an extensive hiatus, I am slowly getting back to the land of lactation and doula work. It has been a long and hard few years filled with lots of unexpected things. I am grateful to be feeling ready to (slowly) get back to it!

To kick it off, I have decided to do World Breastfeeding Week photos once more! We will start with Saturday, and see how it goes! If interest is peaked, I will add more dates and locations as my schedule allows.

Please rsvp ASAP! And please share!

07/15/2024

Friendly reminder that it is totally normal for your baby to feed more frequently than every 2-3 hours (but if you’re baby is feeding continuously, not gaining or producing an appropriate output, please seek lactation support!) !!

05/05/2023

It’s international day of the midwife! A very VERY special day, to show extra gratitude, love, and celebration to some of the hardest working and most incredible people in the world. I am blessed to know many, and bare witness to the changes they are making. 💗 happy day, friends. Thank you for all you do! ✨

04/22/2023

We are so grateful for our darling friend (and past client!) who made this incredible gender reveal. It means more than she will EVER know! Cannot believe baby is a boy! ✨🌈💗🥳

04/14/2023

Things have been so quiet on here! After back to back illnesses took down our family for months (making it damn near impossible to support anyone in person), we got the surprise of a life time! We lost our beloved baby Dimitri at the end of 2019, and are so blessed to be expecting our rainbow baby this fall. It has been one hell of a ride so far, emotionally, and I know will likely continue to be until this baby is in my arms! Pregnancy after loss is one of the hardest things I have ever experienced. I plan to start sharing information for other families and their support systems to learn what to expect and how to best hold someone in pregnancy after loss.

We cannot wait to meet you, beanie baby!

01/23/2023

-Ayurvedic Postpartum Rice Porridge-
Have you had it?

Sweet, “spicy”, warming, delicious, and sooooooo high in the nutrients that are needed after birth and I’m the postpartum period!

It’s one of my favorite things to make, and definitely one of my favorite things to eat! 🤩

01/20/2023

THE CHILDREN OF NEW HAMPSHIRE NEED YOUR HELP!

I’m sure every single virtual friend of mine has a child in their lives, in some capacity. I’m hoping my friends, family, and neighbors will help us support this bill. While still not best practice, our children, as a whole- as a collective, deserve to be as safe as possible in the car. If we can pass this bill to legally require children under 2 to remain rear facing in motor vehicles, we can not only save lives, but also begin to instill higher motor vehicle safety standards. I have hopes that if we can pass this, we may be able to open some more eyes to best practice (rear facing to max of car seats limits)! Our children deserve better, and sometimes that includes adults/caretakers unlearning/relearning car seat safety.

****Senator Fenton would like to ask you to consider supporting SB 118-FN.

SB 118-FN = requiring children under the age of 2 years to be restrained in a rear facing car seat in a motor vehicle

“This bill’s main concern is the safety of our children and ensuring that we have made all the appropriate steps in protecting our children in the event of a car crash. As we saw in the 2022 study committee, rear facing car seats are more effective in supporting our children’s overall safety compared to other options. Your support and testimony in support of this bill will greatly aid in making sure our children are protected to the fullest in the event of a car crash ” – Senator Fenton

This bill is scheduled to be heard by the NH Senate Transportation committee on Tuesday, January 24th, 2023, at 1:15 in LOB Room 101.

If you would like to attend this hearing or email testimony in support of this bill you can email me at Nikolas.liamos@leg.state.nh.us

You can also sign in remotely to show your support at: https://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/remotecommittee/senate.aspx [gencourt.state.nh.us]

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.

Thank you so much,

Nikolas Liamos
Senate Legislative Aide

Senator Donovan Fenton (Distrct 10)
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee

Nikolas.liamos@leg.state.nh.us
603-271-7875

01/01/2023

Sometimes you need to borrow mums work bo***es so you can practice latching & feeding your baby! My assistant today stole these after I did a little virtual help video (that she was also *so* helpful during)! Happy New Year, Ladybird friends and families! It’s been an honor to serve you all and watch your families grow! Here’s to 2023, a year that will be filled with even more bellies, babies, and bo***es! ✨🎉🤟🏻

12/20/2022

I often get asked what bottles I recommend for breastfeeding babes. My favorite are Lansinoh mOmma, or evenflo balance wide neck! Why? Because I can get a latch like THIS with a tight & tied baby! Do you see the position that I’m feeding her in? This is how I generally teach my families to give their babies bottles. It’s called paced feeding and it is super important for ANY baby, but especially for a breastfed one. Having baby upright, bottle parallel to the floor, slowest flow ni**le (no matter their age), ideally one of the bottles mentioned, and only filling the ni**le half way. Taking a break every ounce (some babies need more frequent breaks) to burp and re latch, and generally only giving 1-1.5 ounces of breastmilk per hour. When I latch a baby on a bottle, and what I teach to my families, is very similar to how I have them latch on the breast. We point the bottle ni**le up towards the nose, have baby lean back a bit, GAPE and then get that nice deep latch. I do not just shove the ni**le in their mouthes, or have them slurp it in- I make them work for it, and have the majority of the bottle ni**le in their mouth, as they would to get that optimal breastfeeding latch. It’s super important, regardless of formula or breastmilk, to follow babes cues and feed the amount they want. “Clean plate club” mindset translates to care takers wanting to ensure that a baby finishes their bottle. This can lead to tummy upset and over feeding-Take it slow, follow their lead, and happy feeding! 💗

12/09/2022

I’m so blessed to witness the families that I do. I’ve been honored to support a wide variety and family dynamics, but I’d be lying if I said watching partners care so deeply about their baby and birthing parent doesn’t absolutely melt me each and every time. It never gets old, and I usually cry happy tears at least once on my drive home. I love witnessing all of your love! ✨

12/08/2022

Hey friends! Coming back at you with a need, once again! One of my mamas needs these items, to optimize feeding and improve tongue function and strength. It’s kind of crazy how hard buying these extra little tools, or preferred/optimal bottles, can be for families. I’ve personally been there and it’s so hard to ask for help! It shouldn’t be hard/not possible for our families to get what they need!!! If you have these items (SLOWEST FLOW LANSINOH NI***ES!) and are ready to pass them on, OR want to contribute to them, comment or shoot us a message!
As always, thank you all endlessly!
Be Well,
Dev

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Tuesday	12am - 11:59pm
Wednesday	12am - 11:59pm
Thursday	12am - 11:59pm
Friday	12am - 11:59pm
Saturday	12am - 11:59pm
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