Pretty Mama Breastfeeding LLC

03/16/2026

03/04/2026

Sometimes motherhood looks like this.
I was visiting my sister while feeding my own son when my nephew started fussing. She was in the middle of trying to finish a few things around the house and he had been going through a growth spurt and eating all day.
So I did what sisters do. I helped.
He latched on so hungry and it was honestly the sweetest thing to see. Both boys ate their fill and fell asleep right after. My sister snapped the picture because she was so grateful for the little break.
Motherhood was never meant to be done alone. Sometimes it looks like one mom helping another. Sometimes it looks like sisters showing up for each other.
Just two babies, two cousins, and a whole lot of milk and love. 🤱

03/01/2026

Bilingual Spanish International Board Certified Lactation Consultations by IBCLC Now Accepting for payment the following health insurances: Aetna, United Healthcare, UMR, Cigna, Blueshield California! Telehealth consultations available nationwide! Book www.prettymb.org
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02/14/2026

Grateful for my clients reviews! 37 in Google, many more on Yelp and now in Alignable!!! 🌟💫😊👍💯

02/13/2026

The US Office on Women’s Health highlights Black celebrity moms who breastfeed for a reason.

Because representation changes norms.

When people see breastfeeding modeled by women who look like them
it stops feeling rare
it stops feeling questionable
it starts feeling possible.

For generations, Black women have faced
less support
more scrutiny
and fewer visible examples of breastfeeding being protected and celebrated.

So when public figures like Serena Williams, Beyoncé, Gabrielle Union, and Keke Palmer share their breastfeeding journeys
they aren’t oversharing.
They’re shifting the narrative.
They’re showing that breastfeeding belongs everywhere
in every body
in every community.
Normalize it by showing it.

Visibility is support
and support changes outcomes 🤱

🤱 Drop this if you breastfed longer than anyone expected you to
or longer than you expected
Your story matters.

02/10/2026

Happy Black History Month 🕊️

02/05/2026

02/05/2026

I breastfeed with the weight of history on my chest and the softness of love in my arms.

For me, breastfeeding is not just feeding my baby. It is reclaiming something that was once taken, controlled, judged, and used against Black women.

My body has always been politicized. My motherhood questioned. My instincts doubted. My pain minimized. But when I breastfeed, I am not asking permission. I am choosing connection.

I think about the Black women before me who were forced to nurse other peoples babies while being separated from their own. Women whose bodies were seen as tools, not sacred. Women who had no choice.

So when I hold my child and nurse them freely, it feels like a quiet act of resistance. A healing moment. A reclaiming.

Breastfeeding is where I soften in a world that expects me to be strong at all times. It is where I rest. Where I am tender. Where I am fully human.

It is where my baby learns my heartbeat, my scent, my calm. Where I whisper love without words. Where I pass down comfort, safety, and belonging.

This is not about perfection. It is not about doing it right. It is about presence.

Breastfeeding reminds me that my body is capable, worthy, and wise. That my motherhood does not need to look like anyone else’s to be valid.

This is legacy. This is love. This is me choosing my child and myself 🤱

Black History Month is not just about what we survived. It is about how we continue to nurture life, in our own arms, on our own terms.

02/01/2026

Breastfeeding may lower mothers’ later life depression and anxiety risks for up to 10 years!!!
Read the study here:

Breastfeeding may lower mothers’ later life risks of depression and anxiety for up to 10 years after pregnancy, suggest the findings of an observational study, published in the open access journal BMJ Open.

01/07/2026

Hola, Pretty Mamas! 2026 Is the year of your best health! 😍😘😍Celebrating all moms and babies always! Encouraging you to choose and keep on breastfeeding!
Read "New AI model aims to increase lactation, breastfeeding rates in NICU" and tell us what do you think about Artificial Intelligence and your health?
https://qpsi.med.ufl.edu/2025/08/14/new-ai-model-aims-to-increase-lactation-breastfeeding-rates-in-nicu/

01/05/2026

12/09/2025

Breastfeeding USA was asked to share a research study concerning breastfeeding support and conducted by a graduate student in the Department of Public Health, SUNY - The State University of New York at Old Westbury.

Participants must be:
● 18 years or older
● A U.S. resident
● Have given birth within the last 2 years

This research explores how breastfeeding support groups impact maternal:
● Physical health
● Mental/emotional health
● Access to healthcare
● Access to childcare, housing, and food

● Ability to meet breastfeeding goals
● Access to community resources

Scan the QR code below for more information.