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Welcome to our Journal where we will be talking everything Breastfeeding and Pumping.

Newborn and Infant Sleep - What Is Normal?
Newborn and Infant Sleep - What Is Normal?

By Jacque Ordner BSN, RN, IBCLC, RLC One of the biggest concerns and struggles of parenting young children is SLEEP! Sleep deprived parents of newborns and infants have undoubtedly been asked, “...

Breastfeeding Twins
Breastfeeding Twins

By Jacque Ordner BSN, RN, IBCLC Many moms feel a bit of anxiety at the thought of breastfeeding as a first time mom. That anxiety is often amplified for moms who are expecting multiples! It’s tr...

Self Care While Social Distancing
Self Care While Social Distancing

By Melissa Portunato MPH, IBCLC, RLC Finding time for self care as a new mom can be hard enough. Throw in a global pandemic and life can get pretty intense. While the majority of the country conti...

breast pumping at the park
There Is No Such Thing as The Perfect Mom

By Jacque Ordner BSN, RN, IBCLC, RLC Instagram, Facebook, Mom Groups, even TV commercials and our own circles of friends all seem to be telling us there is something we could be doing better…..esp...

Benefits of Baby Wearing
Benefits of Baby Wearing

Benefits of Baby Wearing By: Melissa Portunato MPH, IBCLC, RLC It doesn’t matter what Grandma Susie says you can’t spoil a baby. It’s biologically normal for babies to want to be held. All around ...

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Breastfeeding and Coronavirus

By: Mirine Richey, MPH, IBCLC The Flu and Coronavirus: Can your milk or pump be at risk? You can’t avoid the stories and worries of influenza (flu) and now COVID-19 (coronavirus). If you are pregn...

Release the Fear and Prepare For Childbirth
Release the Fear and Prepare For Childbirth

photo credit: @Blush Bouquet Photography on INSTAGRAM By Melissa Portunato MPH, IBCLC, RLC Fear of childbirth is real y’all! You can easily drive yourself crazy thinking about your dream birth pla...

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Pregnancy and Breastfeeding after 35

By Jacquelyn Ordner BSN, RN, IBCLC, RLC The fact is that most moms over 35 have healthy babies and normal pregnancies. There are increased risks for mothers experiencing pregnancy after age 35, bu...

mom holding breast milk bottle
What’s in Breastmilk Anyway?

By Jacquelyn Ordner BSN, RN, IBCLC, RLC Breastmilk contains over 200 components, and that’s just what scientists have discovered so far! It is no surprise that breastmilk is the optimal food for b...

A Journey Through Adoption and Induced Lactation
A Journey Through Adoption and Induced Lactation

By: Melissa Portunato MPH, IBCLC, RLC Recently, we had the opportunity to chat with Kristina, a loving mother and wife, nurse, and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). Krist...

Can Breastfeeding Be Used As Birth Control?
Can Breastfeeding Be Used As Birth Control?

By Danielle Lasher, Spectra Baby USA Pumping Mom and Blogger Just breastfeed! It’s that simple, right? Nurse your baby and you’ll have no concerns about accidentally finding yourself expecting an...

Traveling While Exclusively Pumping
Traveling While Exclusively Pumping

By Jenn Foster MA, IBCLC Trying to pack for a trip is always stressful. One of the hardest parts of traveling away from your little one, especially when exclusively pumping, is planning ahead to e...

Preparing To Join The Work Force Again
Preparing To Join The Work Force Again

By: Mirine Dye, MPH, IBCLC Going back to work and breastfeeding is very much a normal part of a woman’s life, but careful planning still needs to be done. Although pregnancy is a time to plan for...