Which Le Lolo Breastfeeding Bundle Is Right for You? A Complete Guide to Our Postpartum Sets
Not sure which breastfeeding bundle to buy? Compare Le Lolo's breastfeeding and postpartum sets, prices, savings, and what's included to find the right fit for you or a new mom you love.
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Baby Crying During Feeding? Here's What It Could Mean
Baby crying during feeding is often communication, not a sign something is wrong. Feeding specialist Bryanna Schwarting explains what fast milk flow, swallowed air, reflux, latch, and tongue tie questions can look like, and when a feeding evaluation is worth it.
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Is My Breastfed Baby Eating Enough? 2 Signs an IBCLC Checks First
Is my breastfed baby eating enough? IBCLC Kaylee Rabaja explains the two clearest signs, diaper output and weight gain, with a day by day diaper guide, what growth percentiles mean, and when to call your pediatrician.
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What Belongs in a Breastfeeding Starter Kit (and What Does Not)
A breastfeeding starter kit is worth buying only when the contents match what you will actually use. Here are the six things that belong in one, and the real cost of building your own versus buying a set.
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Gifts for Breastfeeding Moms That She Will Actually Use
Gifts for new moms usually end up in a drawer. Here is what nursing moms keep reaching for, what to skip, and the non-product gifts that land hardest.
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When Does Newborn Stage Get Easier? An Honest Timeline From a Doula
When does newborn stage get easier? Doula Anna Rodney shares an honest timeline of what changes at 6 weeks, 10 to 14 weeks, and 3 months, why your confidence matters as much as your baby's development, and 5 ways to get through the hardest days.
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Breastfeeding Essentials: What You Actually Use in the First Six Weeks
Breastfeeding essentials lists read like one long shopping trip, which is why half the box goes unopened. Here is the same list sorted by when you actually reach for each thing: week one, weeks two to six, and what you can skip entirely.
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Postpartum Identity Crisis: Why Becoming a Mom Can Feel Like Losing Yourself
"I just don't feel like myself anymore" is one of the most common things mothers say, and one of the least talked about. A postpartum identity crisis is not a sign that you love your baby less. It is what happens when almost every reference point you used to locate yourself moves at once. Kate Kripke, LCSW, PMH-C, on why you can love motherhood and still miss who you were, and what reconnecting with yourself actually looks like.
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How to Apply, Use and Clean a Nipple Shield Sticker
If your nipple shield slides off halfway through a feed, you're not doing anything wrong. Shields move. Here's how a nipple shield sticker holds yours in place, how to apply and clean one, and what to check if your shield still slips.
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Which Le Lolo Breastfeeding Bundle Is Right for You? A Complete Guide to Our Postpartum Sets
Not sure which breastfeeding bundle to buy? Compare Le Lolo's breastfeeding and postpartum sets, prices, savings, and what's included to find the right fit for you or a new mom you love.
Read moreBaby Crying During Feeding? Here's What It Could Mean
Baby crying during feeding is often communication, not a sign something is wrong. Feeding specialist Bryanna Schwarting explains what fast milk flow, swallowed air, reflux, latch, and tongue tie questions can look like, and when a feeding evaluation is worth it.
Read moreIs My Breastfed Baby Eating Enough? 2 Signs an IBCLC Checks First
Is my breastfed baby eating enough? IBCLC Kaylee Rabaja explains the two clearest signs, diaper output and weight gain, with a day by day diaper guide, what growth percentiles mean, and when to call your pediatrician.
Read moreWhat Belongs in a Breastfeeding Starter Kit (and What Does Not)
A breastfeeding starter kit is worth buying only when the contents match what you will actually use. Here are the six things that belong in one, and the real cost of building your own versus buying a set.
Read moreGifts for Breastfeeding Moms That She Will Actually Use
Gifts for new moms usually end up in a drawer. Here is what nursing moms keep reaching for, what to skip, and the non-product gifts that land hardest.
Read moreWhen Does Newborn Stage Get Easier? An Honest Timeline From a Doula
When does newborn stage get easier? Doula Anna Rodney shares an honest timeline of what changes at 6 weeks, 10 to 14 weeks, and 3 months, why your confidence matters as much as your baby's development, and 5 ways to get through the hardest days.
Read moreBreastfeeding Essentials: What You Actually Use in the First Six Weeks
Breastfeeding essentials lists read like one long shopping trip, which is why half the box goes unopened. Here is the same list sorted by when you actually reach for each thing: week one, weeks two to six, and what you can skip entirely.
Read morePostpartum Identity Crisis: Why Becoming a Mom Can Feel Like Losing Yourself
"I just don't feel like myself anymore" is one of the most common things mothers say, and one of the least talked about. A postpartum identity crisis is not a sign that you love your baby less. It is what happens when almost every reference point you used to locate yourself moves at once. Kate Kripke, LCSW, PMH-C, on why you can love motherhood and still miss who you were, and what reconnecting with yourself actually looks like.
Read moreHow to Apply, Use and Clean a Nipple Shield Sticker
If your nipple shield slides off halfway through a feed, you're not doing anything wrong. Shields move. Here's how a nipple shield sticker holds yours in place, how to apply and clean one, and what to check if your shield still slips.
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