Kentucky Breastfeeding Center

04/23/2026

Smithsonian finds 🥰

04/23/2026

What if I don’t want to figure this out alone?

If that thought has crossed your mind, you’re not alone. Many parents go into those first few weeks hoping things will fall into place, but also quietly wondering how they’re going to manage if it feels harder than expected.

This level of support is designed for parents who want more than just a single visit or quick reassurance. It’s for those who want to feel prepared ahead of time, have guidance as things change, and avoid the constant second guessing that can come in the early weeks.

It’s especially helpful if you’ve had a previous difficult experience, are expecting multiples, have a high-risk pregnancy, or simply know you function best when you have a plan and support already in place.

Our six weeks of support gives you exactly that. You’ll have consistent care as feeding evolves, instead of trying to navigate each new challenge on your own. This includes a prenatal 1:1 visit with Ashlee at no additional cost, $50 off your initial postpartum visit, and weekly in-home or in-office lactation visits. You’ll also have messaging support immediately after birth, between visits, and a guaranteed visit within the first week.

You don’t have to wait until something feels wrong to get support. You can have it from the start.

Learn more: kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com/schedule-an-appointment/ or link in bio

04/23/2026

Breast gymnastics

04/22/2026

“How am I going to make this work?”

We hear this from almost every parent preparing to go back to work. Not because they’re unprepared, but because they’re trying to hold everything together at once.

Pumping. Work. Baby. Sleep. Life.

The goal isn’t to do this perfectly. It’s to make it feel manageable. We shared a realistic approach to pumping and returning to work on the blog.

Read more: kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com/blog or link in bio

04/21/2026

What if I can’t figure this out when the baby comes?

This is one of the most common fears we hear. Not because parents aren’t capable, but because the early days can feel intense, emotional, and overwhelming.

And most people are going into it without enough support. You’re not supposed to figure this out alone. Prenatal support changes how those first few days feel.

Instead of guessing, you have a plan. Instead of panicking, you have guidance. Instead of waiting, you have support already in place.

And when your baby arrives, you’re not starting from scratch. We’re already there with you.

April due date spots are booking fast.
Book here: kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com/schedule-an-appointment/ or link in bio.

04/20/2026

Classes remaining in April:

Breastfeeding & Back to Work
April 19th at 10 AM EST
Virtual, $25, limited to 12 parents

Prenatal Breastfeeding
April 29th at 6:30 PM EST
Virtual, free, limited to 12 couples

These are small, supportive spaces where you can ask questions, learn what actually matters, and feel more confident moving forward.

Register here: kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com/community-classes/ or link in bio.

04/20/2026

Allergy & cold meds for breastfeeding

04/17/2026

And because I don’t recommend anything that I don’t follow through on too, I guess I’m not going to be on social media this weekend 😅

04/17/2026

04/17/2026

Was your baby jaundiced? Tell us your experience in the comments!

Let’s prep for baby virtually with a prenatal consult >> link in bio

04/16/2026

If you are having a hard time making it to a lactation appointment (looking at you, working moms & moms of toddlers!) Brooke has openings April 25th, which is a Saturday! Schedule at the link in bio or kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com

04/16/2026

It’s been such a joy watching Katie blossom into such a confident mother. When we met, she was pregnant and looking for guidance. Now, Baby C is a few weeks old and absolutely thriving.

Thanks to the support of and a collaborative pediatrician, she has been able to exclusively breastfeed despite many hurdles that came their way.

It wasn’t easy, but she put in the work and I’m grateful she allowed me to support her through the ups and downs. - Ashlee 💙