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Are you new here? Don’t know where to start?
Over the years, I have gotten countless questions about how to prepare for baby - breastfeeding or not. The truth is you can prepare as much as possible but a lot may still change. You will find what tools, parenting methods, sleep practices, and feeding preferences work best for you and your family. To ease this transition into parenthood, I have set up a few things to help expecting parents prepare. Feel free to explore below!
These links are some of my favorite sources of general - and detailed - information about breastfeeding and baby care.
I offer a handful of care packages outside of the normal lactation visits. A bundle is available for those paying out of pocket or would like to gift a package of visits to an expecting parent. I also offer a service based on time (in 4- and 6-hour intervals) to catch a series of feeds, review newborn behaviors and care, and to get to know your baby. These can be great additions to a registry as they are not covered by insurance. Send a message to schedule or request a voucher for someone’s registry.
I have curated my Pinterest page to include some of my favorite baby items that I have found helpful for new and expecting parents. It is broken down into categories (comfort, feeding, care, etc) for both mom and baby. This has become my hub for things I don’t want parents to forget and these items are also great way to start that baby registry!
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My favorite Youtube series is Global Health Media. They have an abundance of information on breastfeeding and baby care. Their videos are available in several languages as well!
Standford Medicine is also a great source for breastfeeding videos.