

You're experiencing anxiety around breast/chest or bottle feeding your baby. Despite things "going well" you're panicked about whether baby is eating enough or if you're doing this right. Perhaps baby had an initial weight loss and you're scared it will happen again. Regardless of why, feeding your baby is distressing and you'd like support to get to a place where you enjoy feeding baby.
FEEDING ANXIETY
FEEDING ANXIETY
You're experiencing anxiety around breast/chest or bottle feeding your baby. Despite things "going well" you're panicked about whether baby is eating enough or if you're doing this right. Perhaps baby had an initial weight loss and you're scared it will happen again. Regardless of why, feeding your baby is distressing and you'd like support to get to a place where you enjoy feeding baby.
Nipple pain
Engorgement
Your milk has come in fast and furious and you're uncomfortable. You're feeding baby often, pumping or hand expressing but nothing seems to be relieving the engorgement.
Your milk has come in fast and furious and you're uncomfortable. You're feeding baby often, pumping or hand expressing but nothing seems to be relieving the engorgement.
BACK TO WORK
ENGORGEMENT

Some infants pull off or cry at the breast/chest for a variety of reasons. These can include: low milk supply (baby gets frustrated), infant discomfort, overactive let-down, misread hunger cues, tongue tie, etc. Baby isn't refusing YOU, they're just having a hard time organizing the new skill of breast/chestfeeding. Let's figure this out.
Baby is "refusing" the breast
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NIPPLE PAIN

You're experiencing anxiety around breast/chest or bottle feeding your baby. Despite things "going well" you're panicked about whether baby is eating enough or if you're doing this right. Perhaps baby had an initial weight loss and you're scared it will happen again. Regardless of why, feeding your baby is distressing and you'd like support to get to a place where you enjoy feeding baby.
FEEDING ANXIETY
PUMPING
FEEDING FOR NON-BIRTH PARENTS
You're experiencing anxiety around breast/chest or bottle feeding your baby. Despite things "going well" you're panicked about whether baby is eating enough or if you're doing this right. Perhaps baby had an initial weight loss and you're scared it will happen again. Regardless of why, feeding your baby is distressing and you'd like support to get to a place where you enjoy feeding baby.
Nipple pain
Engorgement
Your milk has come in fast and furious and you're uncomfortable. You're feeding baby often, pumping or hand expressing but nothing seems to be relieving the engorgement.
Your milk has come in fast and furious and you're uncomfortable. You're feeding baby often, pumping or hand expressing but nothing seems to be relieving the engorgement.
NIPPLE PAIN
BACK TO WORK
ENGORGEMENT

Some infants pull off or cry at the breast/chest for a variety of reasons. These can include: low milk supply (baby gets frustrated), infant discomfort, overactive let-down, misread hunger cues, tongue tie, etc. Baby isn't refusing YOU, they're just having a hard time organizing the new skill of breast/chestfeeding. Let's figure this out.