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Many parents are surprised to learn that food proteins can pass into breast milk and occasionally contribute to symptoms in sensitive babies. Common Signs of Allergies or Intolerances Blood or mucus in stools Persistent eczema Significant reflux symptoms Excessive...

Many parents have heard of tongue ties, but it can be difficult to know whether a tongue tie is actually contributing to feeding challenges. While a tongue tie is not always the cause of breastfeeding difficulties, there are several common signs that may indicate...

For many parents expecting twins, one of the first concerns that comes up is: “Will I be able to make enough milk?” And while that fear is incredibly common, the answer is often not as simple as “yes” or “no.” Because building and maintaining a healthy milk supply for...

If you’re looking for support to reach your feeding goals, our team is here to help How Long Should You Breastfeed? It’s one of the most common questions parents ask: “How long should I breastfeed?” And the answer they receive often depends on who they ask. Some hear...

When Feeding Feels Constant, It’s Easy to Assume It’s Normal One of the most common things parents are told when feeding feels overwhelming is: “This is just cluster feeding.” And sometimes, that’s true. Cluster feeding is a normal part of early infancy. It often...

When Nursing and Lactation Support Come Together, Care Changes On Nurse Appreciation Day, we’re taking a moment to highlight something parents don’t always realize when choosing lactation support: Not all lactation care is the same. At Kentucky Breastfeeding Center,...

When feeding feels difficult, most parents are told to focus on latch. And while latch is important, it’s only one part of the picture. Because feeding isn’t just about your baby’s mouth. It’s about how their entire body moves, coordinates, and responds. Feeding Is...

Going back to work while breastfeeding can feel like a lot to figure out all at once. Pumping schedules. Bottle feeding. Supply concerns. Time, space, and logistics. And underneath it all, one big question: “How am I going to make this work?”  The good news is that...

If you’re planning a cesarean birth - or even just want to feel prepared for any outcome - you might be wondering what this means for breastfeeding. You may have heard: “It can be harder” “Your milk might come in later” “You might need to supplement” And while there...