Breast For Baby

Breast For Baby Professional and Inclusive Infant Feeding Support in Mesa and Gilbert, AZ 🌈

02/20/2026

I'm sure others have thought of this before... but it's so simple I just had to share the idea!

02/18/2026

Morning confession...

What's the object you would really really hate to not have available to you any longer?

02/11/2026

I just love when I find little cool stuff like this!

02/09/2026

The gel that is in the diaper to absorb liquid got out! Nothing to worry about. Just wipe them off!

02/06/2026

Hold baby upright for 30 minutes after every feeding.”

⚫️Exhausting.
⚫️ Often unnecessary.
⚫️And not how human digestion actually works.

Gentle pressure on the abdomen (think: tummy-to-tummy, babywearing, chest contact, or this position on the arm) helps move gas and milk through the gut FAR better than stiff upright holding.

Movement + compression = digestion.

Instead of freezing in a chair for half an hour every feed, try positions that support baby’s body the way it was designed to work.
Better comfort now. Better gut function long-term.

Your arms can rest. Your baby can digest. Everybody wins.

02/01/2026

Returning to my regularly scheduled content tomorrow....🙃

In the first 6–8 weeks, babies should be pooping multiple times a day. This tells us milk is moving through, digestion i...
01/21/2026

In the first 6–8 weeks, babies should be pooping multiple times a day. This tells us milk is moving through, digestion is happening, and the system is doing its job.

After those early weeks, it’s normal for things to slow down a bit—but healthy digestion still means regular, daily stools. Babies aren’t meant to “hold it” or be constipated for days at a time. Neither are adults.

P**p frequency is information. If it’s changing, missing, or causing discomfort, it’s worth paying attention to. Your baby’s body is always communicating—we just have to listen.

-and no, breastmilk is not "all used up" and even if it was true, there is a by-product to digestion, and that still needs to come out!

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1818 E Southern Avenue, Suite 3A
Mesa, AZ
85204

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Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+14802425588

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