Jaela's Breastfeeding Story

I never knew the beauty of motherhood until I actually became one. Breastfeeding took all of the emotions I had about motherhood and amplified it.

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Brianna's Breastfeeding Story

Self-love extends to the care of your children when breastfeeding; it's crucial to care for yourself to provide the best care for your child.

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Lakendra's Breastfeeding Story

I can honestly say as a black breastfeeding mom is that it takes WORK and dedication. I wish more people/employers supported breastfeeding moms.

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"The Second Times A Charm"- Maya's Breastfeeding Story

When my second baby was born during the COVID-19 pandemic, I faced severe postpartum depression and anxiety. Breastfeeding became my anchor, as I constantly thought, "If I'm not here, how will she eat?"

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Devita's Breastfeeding Story

"I will never tell anyone I never struggled because I did lol but I would do it again in a heartbeat."

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Pre'Toria's Breastfeeding Story

Some people say, “that boy is too old,” or “when are you going to stop breastfeeding him.”

My favorite response is “I’ll stop when you stop drinking milk from cow breasts."

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3 Phases of Human Breastmilk

Each phase is uniquely tailored to meet the changing nutritional needs of your growing infant.

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3 Common Misconceptions About Breastfeeding

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Breaking Barriers and Building Bridges: A Black Doula's Perspective on Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month

When black women seek medical care during pregnancy and childbirth, they are often dismissed, ignored, or not taken seriously. This can lead to feelings of anxiety, fear, and mistrust, which can have a significant impact on their mental health.

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