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02/16/2026

If you’ve ever had a clog, read this. Seriously.

Because clogs don’t “just happen.”
They’re usually the result of what’s going on inside your body: inflammation + microbiome imbalance + stress + milk stasis.

And most moms don’t know that… so they do the same cycle over and over:

❌ heat + aggressive massage
❌ panic pumping
❌ Googling at 2am
❌ “Maybe it’ll go away”

…and then it comes right back.

Here’s what we see in real life: by the time you feel pain, the process has already been building.

That’s why we created BreastHealth+.

Not as a “magic pill.”

As the missing piece moms aren’t getting: internal support to help your breasts and milk flow stay resilient.

What it is:

BreastHealth+ is a holistic, science-backed breastfeeding supplement created by IBCLCs, with:

✅ targeted probiotics
✅ prebiotics
✅ choline

Formulated to support:

• breast health + microbiome balance
• healthy milk flow
• comfort when things start to feel “off”
• your body’s ability to recover (without spiraling)

Who it’s for:

This is for you if you…

✔ keep getting the same tender spot
✔ feel like clogs “come out of nowhere”
✔ had mastitis once and NEVER want to repeat that week
✔ want more than ice + hope

What to do next (simple):

Start now while things feel okay — or at the very first “hmm… that spot again” feeling.

💗 Use code FLOW10 for 10% off today

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*Dietary supplement for holistic breastfeeding support — backed by science, created by IBCLCs.

02/14/2026

DO NOT MISS THIS SALE!
10% off $50-199 code SAVE10
15% off $200-999 code SAVE15
20% off $1000+ code SAVE20

Some exclusions apply, sale ends 02/16/2026!

02/13/2026

👏We LOVE a perfectly timed tongue tie release

Did you know that timing is KEY to success with tongue/lip/buccal tie release procedures? These procedures are almost NEVER a magic wand fix.

Your baby’s care team should be implementing PREP and AFTERCARE. Your baby’s weight should be stable, their body tension should be addressed, the tether oral tissue needing released should be easily visible and thin, you as the parent should be confident in the process, feeding should be stable with NO aversions present, and allergens should be managed.

You should also have an experienced team following you BEFORE and AFTER the procedures. This typically looks like a few weeks of work with your feeding provider before release, wound check 3-5 days post release, and continued follow up with your feeding provider after releases too where function and exercises are managed to continue working toward optimal function.

A poorly timed release often means baby, parent, or BOTH were not ready. This can lead to poor outcomes and even more feeding challenges. Improper management after a tie release can be just as challenging. I know some parents often stop things once the release has happened, but release is just the beginning of aftercare. Hang in there! With proper care plans it gets better!

So if you have a release scheduled, but you’re only seeing your release provider, not a team- pump the breaks and build your team first!

02/12/2026

Beautiful poem by

“Just stop talking about it. New rules are in. We don’t care about this stuff anymore, it’s been so long ago”

That’s what some people say. But if you look at history, the connection is undeniable. And those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it…

For centuries, Black mothers were forced to breastfeed the children of enslavers while their own babies went hungry and often, didn’t make it past infancy. This wasn’t just an individual hardship!!! it was a system designed to strip Black women of their autonomy and break the bonds between mother and child.

Even after slavery ended, those wounds never fully healed. The formula industry aggressively marketed to Black communities, hospitals failed to provide adequate lactation support, and racist policies made breastfeeding even harder. The result? Generations of Black mothers left without the resources to feed their babies the way they wanted to.

Black History Month isn’t just about remembering names and dates, it’s about acknowledging the struggles that shaped our present and fighting for a better future. Breastfeeding is part of that fight. It’s about reclaiming autonomy, health, and the right to nourish children without barriers.

So, does Black History Month have anything to do with breastfeeding? The answer is in the history. And history demands that we do better.

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02/10/2026

Is your baby being overfed in the first few weeks of life?

Over feeding can often mimic huger cues! If your baby seems to be uncomfortable after feeds, reach out to your provider for support!

02/04/2026

Okay… this fl**ge shape is quietly becoming a BIG deal 👀

The Saucer Fl**ge by Maymom is proving to be a total game-changer for parents who just couldn’t get traditional fl**ges to feel right.

We’re seeing great results across so many breast types, but especially for:
-softer / “doughy” or pillowy breast tissue
-shorter ni***es
-early postpartum engorgement

The wider saucer-style base accommodates the breast like no other fl**ge and often allows for better comfort + more efficient milk without gapping!

Is it for everyone? No fl**ge is.
But if you’ve been sized correctly and things still feel off… this shape might be the missing puzzle piece.

💬 Comment SAUCER and we’ll send you the link this one is absolutely worth trialing.

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02/03/2026

Let’s chat that NYT article saying formula will fix marriages….

02/01/2026

When your baby is uncomfortable and no one can explain why, it’s easy to start questioning yourself.

But you’re not dramatic.
And you’re not imagining it!

Sometimes it’s CMPA - and sometimes it just hasn’t been explained well.

Swipe → save → share!

01/31/2026

⏰ LAST CALL! ⏰
Today is the FINAL day to save 15% off our best-selling supplements 💥

✨ BreastHealth+ : targeted breast microbiome & clogged-duct support
✨ MilkWorks IR+ : insulin resistance & milk supply support (hello PCOS mamas 👋)

If these have been sitting in your cart… this is your sign.
🛒 Sale ends tonight- don’t miss it!
CODE: SAVE15 at checkout

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01/29/2026

It is time to stop squishing and flipping the breast like a hamburger in hopes of a less painful latch.

Your baby was born with reflexes designed to help them latch: rooting, seeking, gaping, and sucking are all built-in tools to guide feeding.

But when we over-assist (hello, flipple), we often override those reflexes and that can lead to more pain, not less. Reflexes not being stimulated means your baby will not continue building those motor patterns to USE them.

A good latch doesn’t require pin-point ni**le placement by you. It requires:

-Baby able to root and seek

-Neck extension and chin leading

-Gape reflex triggered by breast contact with the chin

-Tongue forward + deep latch

Your baby needs support, they don’t need you controlling it!

⚠️ If your baby is struggling with any of these reflexes, that’s your cue to assess what’s blocking them: tension, oral dysfunction, tethered tissues, birth trauma, and more.

As lactation professionals, it’s our job to identify what’s preventing your baby from doing what they were built to do.
Let’s work on giving your baby the free range of motion and support at the breast to initiate latching with the reflexes they were born with!

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