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How to get a good latch
Getting a good latch helps breastfeeding andchestfeeding parents to transfer milk successfully and avoid pain. Knowing when to get lactation support can help you meet your goals.
How to become a lactation consultant
I get asked all the time, what it takes to become an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). This post reviews the 3 pathways.
Chestfeeding & breastfeeding facts infographic
Here's a resource I made to outline the facts (without pressure or judgement) about breastfeeding, chestfeeding, and bodyfeeding. It's also LGBTQIA+ inclusive. Please share freely if you find it helpful!
Baby feeding log
All the families I work with tend to share some basic questions around feeding and look for reassurance that their baby is getting enough to eat. So I collected all my normal answers and advice into a feeding and diaper log sheet that gives some simple guidance for the weeks after birth.
7 tips for choosing a lactation consultant in Berkeley CA
There are many lactation consultants in Berkeley, so how do you choose the right one for you? This post outlines 7 tips to find an LC you'll love!
ANPA: Engorgment/latch difficult
Q: "My daughter was born on Sunday & I have to use a nipple shield to nurse her because I have flat nipples. Initially, she latched on great, but I now have engorged breasts..."
Tongue tie in the breastfed or chestfed baby
Babies need to have proper tongue function in order to breastfeed or chestfeed effectively. The tongue plays an important role in milk removal
How to treat colic
the different approaches to treating colic, including natural remedies, behavioral interventions, and medical treatments.
12 ways to increase your milk supply
One of the most common concerns among breastfeeding or chestfeeding parents is how to increase their milk supply. While it may seem overwhelming at first, there are many things you can do to boost your milk production.
Breastfeeding pain in breast or chestfeeding pain in chest
Read about some causes of pain in breast while breastfeeding with no lump, pain in the opposite breast while breastfeeding or chestfeeding
Celebrating Inclusivity: Your queer / LGBTQ+ family is welcome at Woven Lactation!
This commitment sets the stage for an inclusive and accepting environment, ensuring that you feel respected and valued throughout your journey.
Iodine supplementation to increase milk supply
Iodine is necessary for the production development of glandular tissue, the part of the breasts/chests that makes and stores human milk.
7 Home remedies for treating vasospasms
If you are experiencing sharp, burning pain in your nipples during or after breastfeeding or chestfeeding
Must-Haves for Breastfeeding: The Ultimate Guide for New Parents
Whether you're a new parent or you're just shopping for one, this blog will walk you through some essentials to have on hand.
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Small Adjustments to Find Your Effective Latch: Your Ultimate Guide
Handout-infographic: "How to Fix a Painful or Ineffective Latch," designed to help you troubleshoot and overcome common latch issues.
Must-Haves for Breastfeeding: The Ultimate Guide for New Parents
Whether you're a new parent or you're just shopping for one, this blog will walk you through some essentials to have on hand.
7 Home remedies for treating vasospasms
If you are experiencing sharp, burning pain in your nipples during or after breastfeeding or chestfeeding
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