Bump to Bundle

05/03/2026

All over the world, many mothers stop breastfeeding soon after they start because of early challenges. This free video shows an approach that can make early nursing much easier. What was your experience? Did you ever try this? https://naturalbreastfeeding.com/

28/02/2026

28/02/2026

23/02/2026

A new study published in January suggests that longer breastfeeding during infancy may delay the onset and progression of Multiple Sclerosis.

Researchers found that adults with MS who were breastfed for more than six months experienced milder disease than those breastfed for shorter periods, with every additional two months of breastfeeding associated with significantly lower disability.

Although the findings are promising, researchers emphasize that more studies are needed to confirm these results.

A link to the study will be in the comments.

[Image: An infant nursing. Text reads, “Longer breastfeeding in infancy is linked to lower autoimmune risk and may delay and slow Multiple Sclerosis (MS)” The LLL USA logo in yellow is at lower right.]

07/02/2026

Written by: Twane, a second time home birth Mom😍

Our big little boy was weighed and doted on by a special lady, Pamela Willment of Bump to Bundle.

When I say that Pam has a gift and uses it to her fullest capacity, I'm only just touching the surface of how absolutely incredible she is. Our whole family adores her and we know that our home births were a success thanks to her ability to hold the space with her gentle, calm and reassuring presence and her incredible talents as a Doula (woman serving women).

This time, I experienced labour and birth in a way that was primal, intuitive and where I was in control of my surges as they ebbed and flowed. Pam knows me well now (the perks of a second birth with her) and she knew when to come check in on me and when to "move in" for the night. Lance managed to catch some Zzzz's while Pam sat and chatted with me, then got me moving (I'm sure I did a midnight marathon or an iron man or something for 2 hours 😅).

The most comforting part about having Pam by my side were her beautiful prayers that she prayed softly, but felt so loud and meaningful to me. Prayers of safety, prayers of hope and empowerment and prayers that were celebratory of how perfectly God made women to birth children. ❤️

Thank you Pam for being there with us for yet another powerful birthing experience! Your wisdom, knowledge and love for birthing mothers is an absolute asset to our community. 💜🦋

04/02/2026

We could do with this " bar", in our local hospital's 😍

27/01/2026

"My daughter at 15 months caught pertussis.

She was pretty much weaned, but when she got sick we were nursing again.

The left was 3 days prior and the right was that day.

Our bodies are AMAZING!"

~Shared by one of our mamas, Jessica 💕

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Your breast milk is always changing—perfectly tailored to your baby’s needs in real time.

One of the most incredible things about breast milk is that it isn’t static. It’s a living, dynamic fluid that adapts daily—sometimes even hour by hour—to meet the unique needs of your baby.

When your baby is sick, the composition of your milk changes. Tiny amounts of their saliva are absorbed into your ni**le while nursing, signaling your body to produce more immune-boosting components—like antibodies, white blood cells, and protective enzymes—customized to fight exactly what your baby is facing.

Your milk becomes their personalized medicine. It may even look different—thicker, more yellow, or slightly green—and that’s okay! It’s a visual reminder that your body knows what your baby needs and is responding accordingly.

Breast milk is not just food—it’s comfort, connection, and a powerful immune system support made just for them.
Would you like to share your breastfeeding journey with our community? 💕 We’d love to hear it! Your experiences can inspire and support others💖

Share with us here 👉 https://links.mybabyexperts.com/bf-story

08/01/2026

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