Kentucky Breastfeeding Center

02/04/2026

So…how are all the other small businesses doing? Hanging in there? 😅😬🥶❄️☃️

02/04/2026

Maybe last time felt heavy. Maybe it didn’t go the way you imagined.

Maybe you’re carrying both hope and hesitation into this pregnancy.

And maybe… this time, you’re doing it differently.

You’re learning earlier. You’re paying attention to your gut. You’re surrounding yourself with support.

You need the right guidance, at the right time, from people who truly understand infant feeding.

You deserve a breastfeeding experience that feels supported, informed, and sustainable.

If that’s what you’re looking for, you’re in the right place.

How to schedule with us:

Visit the link in bio (IG) or kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com and self-schedule or fill out our appointment request form

Call 859-456-2025 and leave a voicemail

We are trained in low supply, bottle refusal, breast refusal, pumping and fl**ge fit, tongue and lip ties, and more. 💕

02/03/2026

🚩Parents, stop being gaslit about “colic.”
One of the biggest red flags in picking a provider for your little one is this statement: “colic is normal and they’ll grow out of it.”

False. It’s a symptom of nervous system dysregulation and/or feeding/digestive issues, 9 times out of 10. It’s not normal for your baby to scream hours upon end, arching their back and turning bright red or even purple and it’s so sad that families are being gaslit about this.

How we treat “colic” at CKC as highly specialized pediatric chiropractors:

1.) Start with gentle, specific adjustments and bodywork to calm baby’s nervous system and ease tension in their little bodies
Each week, we see babies holding soooo much tension after birth. When we release this tension, their little bodies and nervous start to regulate and they calm✨

2.) Refer you to an IBCLC/SLP to assess for oral dysfunction/ties or faulty feeding mechanics.
One example: Oral dysfunction/poor latch=aerophagia (excessive swallowing of air)=ticked off/gassy/bloated/reflux baby

3.) Comanage with trusted OT’s, depending on our evaluation, to dive into your baby’s nervous system and potential vestibular issues and to add in supportive bodywork.

Not just, “babies cry and they’ll grow out of it.”
We find at root cause and we fix it. 🤍

02/03/2026

Book a 1:1 virtual with us at the link in bio or kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com

02/03/2026

Low supply can feel heavy and isolating. At KBC, we specialize in helping families understand why supply is low, and what support looks like from there.

Visit the link in bio or kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com to work with us.

02/02/2026

Self-scheduling available!

Insurance plans Abbey accepts:

Most Anthem BCBS plans (occupational therapy only) through the end of February
Most United Health commercial plans through Lactation Network (lactation services only)

CST is not a covered service.

www.kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com/schedule-an-appointment/

02/02/2026

Feeding doesn’t always look “bad” when something is off.

Sometimes babies compensate. Sometimes they push through. Sometimes they work harder than they should.

I created a free one-page guide that walks you through:

– 6 subtle signs your baby may be working harder during feeding
– 6 gentle things you can try today to offer support

If you’ve ever wondered “Is this normal… or should I look deeper?” This guide is for you.

Download the free guide via the link in bio.

02/02/2026

If breastfeeding feels harder than you were told it would, trust that feeling. Support exists for a reason.

Visit the link in bio or kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com/ to work with us.

02/02/2026

Book a 1:1 virtual consult with me at the link in bio or kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com

02/01/2026

PCOS is one of the most common conditions that can impact milk production. Support prior to delivery helps you go into postpartum informed and supported.

March due date spots are limited.
Visit the link in bio or kentuckybreastfeedingcenter.com/

02/01/2026

Easier Breastfeeding is a new program designed by KBC to support calmer babies, calmer moms, and easier feeds.

If breastfeeding feels harder than you expected, this was created for you.

Join the waitlist if feeding “works,” but doesn’t feel easy at the link in bio or subscribepage.io/comfort

01/31/2026