Beautiful Bond Breastfeeding Services

04/02/2026

Enjoy your 4th trimester!!

The newborn period can often feel overwhelming, but rest assured you're providing so much more than milk to your baby. You're providing safety, security, regulation, and comfort.

[Image: A mother cradling her infant into her shoulder. Text: Your newborn has never felt hunger before, has never been away from the warmth of your body, has never been without the beat of your heart, and has never had the pain of gas bubblies or the wet of a diaper. Babies don't just want you. They NEED you.]

03/19/2026

Dads & supportive family members can do so many things, let me help you find that balance!!

Many partners are often told that the most meaningful way they can help with a new baby is by feeding them. In reality, especially in the early days, introducing bottles too soon can sometimes interrupt a baby’s learning process at the breast and may create extra work for you.

There are many other ways partners can make a huge difference during this time. Practical support might include bringing the baby to you for feeds, burping the baby afterward, handling diaper changes, or settling the baby after feeds. Partners can also take care of household tasks, refill your water and snacks, and make sure you have time to rest and recover. These kinds of support not only protect the breastfeeding relationship while it’s being established, but can also build their own strong bond with the baby and strengthen the bond with you!

[Image Description: Infographic featuring a father with an infant. Text reads, “Myth: The only way a partner can help with breastfeeding is by offering a bottle to baby. Fact: There are many ways to bond with a baby. In the early days, your partner can support that bond by caring for you. Over the long term, partners help by providing a loving, safe presence and showing children that love and comfort come in many forms—not just through food." The LLL USA logo sits below the text.]

11/21/2025

https://ninnico.com?p=ByIzqp6IT
Nov 21–26:
1-Pack: $9.99
2-Pack: $16.99
Featured Colors: Cocoa, Onyx, Frost, Plum
Be sure to check out some early deals for pacifiers!!!

Patented pacifier that baby latches onto like breast. Twice as soft, no more ni**le confusion, giving you a break while Ninni does the rest.

08/25/2025

Listened to a good talk today about how you can TRY in life or you can STRIVE. Let me help you STRIVE in your parenting/feeding journey!!! It's always an honor to walk beside you strong mamas!!

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08/08/2025

If I don't say it enough WAY TO GO MAMA!! 🥰
Happy World Breastfeeding Week!

𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗳𝗲𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗸,
we honor you, Mama.
For the milk, the love, the tears, and the strength.
You are seen. You are powerful. 🤱🏻💪💖

04/24/2025

If you’re in Great Bend, come see us at the Barton Counry Baby Shower!

04/04/2025

Come see us at the Pratt Ladies Fair!!

Join us for the Pratt Ladies' Fair on Sunday, April 6th, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at The Vert , 312 S. Main. Enjoy an afternoon of shopping with a variety of local vendors offering jewelry, home decor, wellness products, baked goods, and more. We’re excited to bring back mimosas again this year, so grab your friends and make it a day to remember.

03/06/2025

Breastfeeding greatly reduces the risk of SIDS!!!

03/05/2025

Happy IBCLC Day!!! Thank you Wichita Pediatric Dentistry for the extra love! With Bethany Martin & Julie Fields 🥰

03/03/2025

These pacifiers are so wonderful!!

02/27/2025

Breastfeeding can be beautiful, whatever your journey looks like. Let us help you!!! Contact us & see Julie or Bethany for the best support available to your family!

“Most new parents are surprised with the learning curve or difficulties they face at the beginning of their breastfeeding journey,” Demi Lucas (IBCLC and Clinical Resource Manager at TLN) told Motherly, a platform dedicated to the parenthood experience.

In reality, breastfeeding is a skill that must be taught and learned, by both parent and baby. And the unhelpful myth that breastfeeding is easy and innate often leads to shame, guilt, and disappointment when it doesn’t go as planned.

That’s why normalizing breastfeeding struggles is key. Parents deserve the opportunity to prepare for different outcomes, access specialized care to reach their feeding goals, and ultimately feel less alone if they encounter setbacks.

Link in bio to read the full article on Motherly or click “Request a consultation” to get expert breastfeeding care from an IBCLC.

02/04/2025

Happy Birthday to our fearless leader, Julie!

We are so thankful for you and hope this is your best year yet!