Kentucky Breastfeeding Center

12/26/2025

If you’ve been wondering whether your baby could feel more comfortable, this is a gentle place to start.

Abbey, OT, CST, IBCLC, has two rare openings on December 30th for OT, craniosacral therapy, or lactation evaluations. These visits focus on your baby’s body, feeding, and overall comfort. CST + lactation appointments can be combined for less time out of the house!

In-person support is available, and spots are limited.

Schedule now if this feels like the right next step. www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com/schedule-an-appointment

12/25/2025

From all of us at Kentucky Breastfeeding Center —

Merry Christmas to each of you spending today in that beautiful, messy, tender season of early parenthood.

Whether you’re soaking up baby snuggles, juggling feeding routines between celebrations, or simply catching your breath when you can… we hope today brings you moments of calm, connection, and warmth.

We are truly honored to walk beside you in this part of your story.

Thank you for trusting us with your family, your feeding journey, and your hearts.

From our families to yours,
wishing you a peaceful, joy-filled Christmas.

12/25/2025

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Christmas Eve looks a little different when you’re feeding a baby.

Maybe the house is loud and overstimulating…
Maybe you’re curled up at home in the quiet…
Maybe feeding feels tougher tonight — more fussiness, more cluster feeding, more pressure to “keep up” with the holiday pace.

If you’re feeling stretched thin, you’re not doing anything wrong.

This season asks a lot of tiny nervous systems — and a lot of big ones, too.
I wrote a Christmas Eve blog to bring you back to center.

It’s a gentle reminder that you and your baby don’t have to match the intensity of the holidays. You’re allowed to slow down, soften the noise, and follow the rhythm that works for your family.

Read the Christmas Eve blog:
www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com

Wishing you warmth, presence, and a peaceful night —
Ashlee & the KBC Team

12/24/2025

Christmas Eve looks a little different when you’re feeding a baby.

Maybe the house is loud and overstimulating…
Maybe you’re curled up at home in the quiet…
Maybe feeding feels tougher tonight — more fussiness, more cluster feeding, more pressure to “keep up” with the holiday pace.

If you’re feeling stretched thin, you’re not doing anything wrong.

This season asks a lot of tiny nervous systems — and a lot of big ones, too.
I wrote a Christmas Eve blog to bring you back to center.

It’s a gentle reminder that you and your baby don’t have to match the intensity of the holidays. You’re allowed to slow down, soften the noise, and follow the rhythm that works for your family.

Read the Christmas Eve blog:
www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com

Wishing you warmth, presence, and a peaceful night —
Ashlee & the KBC Team

12/24/2025

The holidays are magical…

AND they can feel like a whirlwind when you’re trying to feed a newborn or navigate a sudden shift in feeding patterns.

Here’s the reassuring part:
You don’t have to load everyone into the car, juggle winter layers, or brave the cold to get expert help.

We come to you — or we meet you virtually — so you can get support in the environment where you and your baby already feel safest.

Whether it’s latch changes, clicking, fussing, milk supply worries, or simply needing someone to guide you through the next step, our team offers:
• In-home visits within 25 miles of Lexington
• Virtual support for families who prefer to stay bundled inside
• Same expert eyes, same personalized care — no travel required

Because your baby’s feeding journey doesn’t pause for the holidays… and neither do we.

👉 Book at www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com
Instagram: Visit the link in our bio to schedule.
Warm, practical, compassionate support — right where you need it most.

12/23/2025

Some feeding challenges aren’t feeding problems at all — they’re body problems.
And that’s where Abbey shines.

As both an Occupational Therapist and a Craniosacral Therapy (CST) provider, she brings a uniquely skilled, deeply holistic lens to infant feeding. When babies struggle with latch, fatigue easily, click during feeds, arch their backs, or seem uncomfortable no matter what you try — Abbey looks beyond the surface to understand why.

Her approach is gentle, evidence-informed, and centered on helping you feel confident in your baby’s progress. She partners with parents who know something is off but haven’t found answers yet — guiding you toward clarity, comfort, and real improvement.

Now booking OT + CST sessions for December and January.
If you’ve been wondering, “Is my baby trying to tell me something?” Abbey can help you figure it out.

👉 Book with Abbey at www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com
Instagram: Head to the link in our bio to schedule.
Your instincts matter — Abbey is here to help you follow them with confidence.

12/22/2025

Feeding shouldn’t feel like an uphill climb every single time — and if it does, it’s not because you’re doing something wrong.

Many babies carry tension from birth that makes latch, milk transfer, and comfort a real challenge. Things like clicking at the breast, slipping off the ni**le, fussing during feeds, rapid fatigue, reflux-like behavior, or preference for one side often have a body-based cause.

That’s where Craniosacral Therapy (CST) comes in.

CST is a gentle, hands-on approach that helps release restrictions in the jaw, neck, and whole body — supporting better feeding mechanics and greater overall comfort.

No forcing positions, no “try harder,” no leaving parents to sort it out alone.

Just thoughtful, expert support to help feeding feel easier for both of you.
We have limited CST appointments available this month.

If feeding feels stressful or your baby seems uncomfortable, this could be the missing piece you’ve been searching for.

👉 Book a CST session at www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com
Instagram: Head to the link in our bio to schedule.
You’re not supposed to figure this out alone — and you don’t have to.

12/18/2025

Our office is officially no longer taking calls or emails until Dec 29th! Current and future patients, here’s what to do:

Future patients: Schedule your appointment online at kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com or at the link in bio.

Current patients: Message your consultant in the portal, or book a follow up online!

We have plenty of openings for new babes, we just won’t be available for questions via call or email. All our social posts, emails, and blogs are scheduled and we are taking time with our families! ❤️

Have a very happy holiday!

12/18/2025

If feeding suddenly feels harder this week, you’re not imagining it — and you’re not doing anything wrong.

December brings a perfect combination of things that make feeding feel “off”: colder weather (hello, body tension), holiday overstimulation, disrupted naps, bright lights, more visitors, and babies who are trying to take it all in at once.

Those tiny shifts show up as:
popping on and off
frustration at the breast or bottle
shorter or distracted feeds
clicking
tension in the jaw or body
more wake-ups
a latch that feels… different

Feeding challenges don’t mean you failed.

They mean your baby needs support — not guesswork.

If something feels off, trust that instinct. Getting help early can make feeding feel calm and connected again.

Book a virtual, in-home, or in-office visit at www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com
Your baby is telling you something. We’re here to help you understand it.