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How Long Is “Long Enough” When It Comes to Breastfeeding?

How Long Is “Long Enough” When It Comes to Breastfeeding?

by admin_kbc | May 20, 2026 | Kentucky Breastfeeding Center

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...
It’s Not Cluster Feeding If It Never Improves

It’s Not Cluster Feeding If It Never Improves

by admin_kbc | May 12, 2026 | Kentucky Breastfeeding Center

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...
How Nursing and Lactation Support Work Together to Improve Outcomes

How Nursing and Lactation Support Work Together to Improve Outcomes

by admin_kbc | May 6, 2026 | Kentucky Breastfeeding Center

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,...
If Feeding Feels Hard, Your Baby’s Movement Might Be the Missing Piece

If Feeding Feels Hard, Your Baby’s Movement Might Be the Missing Piece

by admin_kbc | Apr 29, 2026 | 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: A Realistic Plan That Works

Going Back to Work While Breastfeeding: A Realistic Plan That Works

by admin_kbc | Apr 22, 2026 | Kentucky Breastfeeding Center

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...

You Deserve to Be Heard: A Different Standard for Feeding Support

by admin_kbc | Apr 13, 2026 | Kentucky Breastfeeding Center

There’s something we see often, but it shouldn’t be as common as it is. A parent comes in feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, and unsure of what to do next. They’ve been trying. They’ve been asking questions. They’ve been doing everything they’ve been told. And still,...
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