by admin_kbc | Jun 23, 2026 | Kentucky Breastfeeding Center
Travel, schedule changes, vacations, and summer activities can sometimes disrupt breastfeeding routines. Fortunately, a few simple strategies can help protect milk supply. Feed Frequently Milk production works on supply and demand. Frequent milk removal remains the...
by admin_kbc | Jun 15, 2026 | Kentucky Breastfeeding Center
Summer brings warmer temperatures, outdoor activities, and questions about hydration. Many parents wonder whether their baby needs extra water during hot weather. Breastfed Babies Do Not Need Water For healthy, full-term babies under six months, breastmilk provides...
by admin_kbc | Jun 9, 2026 | Kentucky Breastfeeding Center
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...
by admin_kbc | Jun 2, 2026 | Kentucky Breastfeeding Center
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...
by admin_kbc | May 26, 2026 | Kentucky Breastfeeding Center
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...
