01/31/2026
What We Saw This Week in Lactation Care 🤍
• Prenatal visits — Setting expectations, reviewing breast anatomy, and creating a feeding plan before baby arrives can make those first days feel less overwhelming and more supported.
• Milk supply changes around 9 months — We supported a family navigating a dip in supply and new nursing challenges as baby grows and feeding patterns shift.
• Monitoring supply after a previous low-supply/possible IGT experience — Our prenatal client delivered and we’re closely watching milk supply with her second baby, offering early guidance and reassurance.
• Virtual visits — Weather and illness didn’t stop support. We answered questions, observed feedings, and helped moms troubleshoot from home.
• Low milk supply support — Creating realistic, sustainable feeding plans based on your personal goals, not pressure or one-size-fits-all advice.
• Early newborn support (3–8 days old) — These early days are critical for milk supply and confidence, and early help can make a big difference.
Every week looks different because every family is different—and that’s exactly how lactation care should be.