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#normalizebreastfeeding advocates for acceptance and encouragement of breastfeeding in public, promoting maternal health, bonding, and infant nutrition. It challenges societal stigma and encourages open conversations about breastfeeding experiences and support.
Why dont you eat with a blanket on your head?? #MomsofTikTok #breastfeeding #nursing #fyp #momtok #normalizebreastfeeding
What a beautiful journey this has beenšŸ„¹ I achieved my breastfeeding goal of one year with Courage. I have officially breastfed all 5 of my children for at least 1 year each, some longer! My body has been working SO hard for years!! #fyp #breastfeeding #breastfed #normalizebreastfeeding #5kids #motherhoodunplugged #proudmom šŸ‘šŸ½šŸ™šŸ½šŸ¤ŸšŸ½
šŸŒ™ Did you know thereā€™s a key time when your body is primed to produce even more milk? šŸ¼ While everyone else sleeps, your prolactin levelsā€”the hormone behind milk productionā€”are at their highest. If you have eliminated your middle-of-the-night pump time or stretched the time between sessions in the middle of the night, you may need to add it back in or decrease the time between milk removals.  Prolactin levels have their own circadian rhythm and are highest in the middle of the night, peaking between 2-5 am. When milk is removed in the middle of the night when prolactin is already elevated, it helps protect your overall milk supply.  Yes, it can feel tough to wake up when the world is still, but those nighttime sessions can be a powerful tool to protect your supply. In fact, babies get about 20% of their calories from the milk they drink during the night. Those nighttime sessions are CRUCIAL to establishing and increasing milk supply.  Share your best nighttime feeding advice in the comments ā¬‡ļø #BreastfeedingTips #PumpingMom #LactationJourney #NighttimePumping #BreastmilkSupply #MilkMakers #BreastfeedingSupport #ExclusivePumping #BreastfeedingLife #PumpingJourney #BreastfeedingMom #PumpingTips #BreastfeedingGoals #MilkSupplyBoost #NormalizeBreastfeeding #MotherhoodJourney
Feeling under the weather and unsure if you should continue breastfeeding?  Hereā€™s the truth: this is one of the MOST important times to keep going! Your breast milk is packed with antibodies specifically designed to fight the illness youā€™re dealing with, giving your baby the protection they need. šŸ’•  Stopping breastfeeding now could actually increase your babyā€™s risk of getting sick, but most medications are safeā€”and thereā€™s almost always a substitute if needed.  Always advocate for yourself and your baby if youā€™re advised to stop breastfeeding or pump and dump. Youā€™re protecting their health in ways no one else can! šŸŒŸ  šŸ’¬ Have questions about breastfeeding? Drop them below or follow for more tips!  #mybabyexperts #simplybreastfeeding #breastfeedingĀ  #normalizebreastfeeding #breastfedbaby #parenting #newmom #momlife #newborn #motherhood #pregnancy #baby #postpartum #breastfeedingmom #breastfeedingtips #breastisbest #motherhoodrising #breastfeedingsupport #feedallthebabiesĀ  #breastfeedingjourney #breastfeed #fourthtrimester #breastmilk #postnatal #lactation #mamasmilk #mothersmilk #nursingmama
Pov people are weird and breastfeeding needs to be normalized!!!! #breastfeeding #breastfeedingjourney #walmart #blueberryspaghetti #normalizebreastfeeding
Girl math is my favorite. So how many rings are you buying???  #Momlife #momhacks #momadvice #breastfeedingmom #breastfeedingtok #breastfeedingproblems #momtrend #momadvice #normalizebreastfeeding #girlmathāœØšŸ’ā€ā™€ļø
I think Iā€™m finally ready to talk about thisšŸ˜…  Our breastfeeding journey came to an end a few months ago, very abruptly & much sooner than Iā€™d planned.  Iā€™d always hoped to breastfeed Forest to at least the 2 year mark. So excited to tandem feed when baby 2 arrives, but life had other ideas.  After 6 months her feeds cut down to mostly only before naps & then at bedtime, unless she needed to comfort nurse for teething or something. Those quiet sleepy moments were something weā€™d both grown so accustom to, I had never taken too much time to think about how it would feel when theyā€™d end. Iā€™d anticipated whenever the time came that weā€™d end our breastfeeding journey, it would be a long drawn out process & likely require me to be the initiator. A few months ago, over the course of a week we went from 2-3 daytime sessions + overnights to nothing. Forest self-weaned extremely quickly, so fast I didnā€™t even realize it was happening. Breastfeeding is such a deeply personal, emotional, Initinite journey. Preparing breastfeed, navigating match issues + over supply. Learning how to do this, together, with my baby girl. Being her primary source of nourishment for so many months. Bonding, cuddling, contact naps, nursing to sleep every single night. It was SO important to me that I breastfed if I was able, & maintain our journey as long as I could. I didnā€™t know our last nursing session was our last. Was it 2 minutes, or 20? Was it in the middle of the night or after lunch going down for naptime? The day, the time. I donā€™t knowā€¦ & I wish I did. Especially in that moment, I wish Iā€™d known it was going to be the last time I nursed my first baby. I still cry just thinking about it. What I do know is, we made it 16 months baby girl, & Iā€™m so honored to have experienced the journey with youšŸ¤šŸŒ² ā€¢ ā€¢ #postpartumjourney #breastfeedingmoms #babymilestones #breastfeedingjourney #presentparenting #girlmom #postpartumhealth #breastfeedingjourhey #firsttimemom #girlmama #oversuppliermom #nursingtosleep #momcozypartner #breastfeedingmums #normalizebreastfeeding #slippingthroughmyfingers #postpartumhealth #fourthtrimester #newmama #fourthtrimestermama #fourthtrimesterbodiesproject
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I think Iā€™m finally ready to talk about thisšŸ˜… Our breastfeeding journey came to an end a few months ago, very abruptly & much sooner than Iā€™d planned. Iā€™d always hoped to breastfeed Forest to at least the 2 year mark. So excited to tandem feed when baby 2 arrives, but life had other ideas. After 6 months her feeds cut down to mostly only before naps & then at bedtime, unless she needed to comfort nurse for teething or something. Those quiet sleepy moments were something weā€™d both grown so accustom to, I had never taken too much time to think about how it would feel when theyā€™d end. Iā€™d anticipated whenever the time came that weā€™d end our breastfeeding journey, it would be a long drawn out process & likely require me to be the initiator. A few months ago, over the course of a week we went from 2-3 daytime sessions + overnights to nothing. Forest self-weaned extremely quickly, so fast I didnā€™t even realize it was happening. Breastfeeding is such a deeply personal, emotional, Initinite journey. Preparing breastfeed, navigating match issues + over supply. Learning how to do this, together, with my baby girl. Being her primary source of nourishment for so many months. Bonding, cuddling, contact naps, nursing to sleep every single night. It was SO important to me that I breastfed if I was able, & maintain our journey as long as I could. I didnā€™t know our last nursing session was our last. Was it 2 minutes, or 20? Was it in the middle of the night or after lunch going down for naptime? The day, the time. I donā€™t knowā€¦ & I wish I did. Especially in that moment, I wish Iā€™d known it was going to be the last time I nursed my first baby. I still cry just thinking about it. What I do know is, we made it 16 months baby girl, & Iā€™m so honored to have experienced the journey with youšŸ¤šŸŒ² ā€¢ ā€¢ #postpartumjourney #breastfeedingmoms #babymilestones #breastfeedingjourney #presentparenting #girlmom #postpartumhealth #breastfeedingjourhey #firsttimemom #girlmama #oversuppliermom #nursingtosleep #momcozypartner #breastfeedingmums #normalizebreastfeeding #slippingthroughmyfingers #postpartumhealth #fourthtrimester #newmama #fourthtrimestermama #fourthtrimesterbodiesproject
A goal I never thought Iā€™d complete, let alone exceed past. From the moment I found out I was pregnant, and beforehand, I knew I wanted to breastfeed. I knew I also did not want to use bottles. From birth we never used bottles, and by 4 months the supply in my right breast wasnā€™t super great anymore because she never really established a good latch and therefore supply. I just never really worked with her on it. So by 4 months, we were breastfeeding off just one breast. I hoped and hoped that month by month, we could just make it another month. But I was doubtful. I worried how one breast could sustain the eating needs of a 5 month old, but then a 10 month old, 11 month old, etc. I stopped pumping by 2 months post partum and probably lost a couple ounces. I also started to regulate and so I did not massively oversupply like before. All this had me concerned I would eventually not make enough for her, or any at all. I didnā€™t have a special diet, avoid certain foods, or make sure I drank enough water. I left it up to the universe. I had 1K of pumped breastmilk I pumped by the time I stopped pumping at 2 months postpartum and that became by backup plan. Hoping that if I did dry up, let it be closer to the one year mark. That way my frozen milk can help us atleast reach a year. But I was only 4 months PP and I was doubtful.  Then month by month, we made it another day, another week, another month. Not only did we make it to One year of breastfeeding, no other milk and no bottle usage, but we also exceeded the plan and are at almost 15 months. I will go as long as I can. I am so proud of us. The beginning was so hard for me mentally and it did something to me during Post Partum I canā€™t ever explain the feeling of. But I am so glad I stuck to my goals and what I had wanted for my baby. It was so worth it ā¤ļø #normalizeextendednursing #fyp #family #viral #breastfeeding #breastmilkisthebestmilk #Love #postpartum #normalizebreastfeeding #MomsofTikTok #xyzcba
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A goal I never thought Iā€™d complete, let alone exceed past. From the moment I found out I was pregnant, and beforehand, I knew I wanted to breastfeed. I knew I also did not want to use bottles. From birth we never used bottles, and by 4 months the supply in my right breast wasnā€™t super great anymore because she never really established a good latch and therefore supply. I just never really worked with her on it. So by 4 months, we were breastfeeding off just one breast. I hoped and hoped that month by month, we could just make it another month. But I was doubtful. I worried how one breast could sustain the eating needs of a 5 month old, but then a 10 month old, 11 month old, etc. I stopped pumping by 2 months post partum and probably lost a couple ounces. I also started to regulate and so I did not massively oversupply like before. All this had me concerned I would eventually not make enough for her, or any at all. I didnā€™t have a special diet, avoid certain foods, or make sure I drank enough water. I left it up to the universe. I had 1K of pumped breastmilk I pumped by the time I stopped pumping at 2 months postpartum and that became by backup plan. Hoping that if I did dry up, let it be closer to the one year mark. That way my frozen milk can help us atleast reach a year. But I was only 4 months PP and I was doubtful. Then month by month, we made it another day, another week, another month. Not only did we make it to One year of breastfeeding, no other milk and no bottle usage, but we also exceeded the plan and are at almost 15 months. I will go as long as I can. I am so proud of us. The beginning was so hard for me mentally and it did something to me during Post Partum I canā€™t ever explain the feeling of. But I am so glad I stuck to my goals and what I had wanted for my baby. It was so worth it ā¤ļø #normalizeextendednursing #fyp #family #viral #breastfeeding #breastmilkisthebestmilk #Love #postpartum #normalizebreastfeeding #MomsofTikTok #xyzcba
šŸŒæ Welcome to the revolution of soothing! šŸŒ™āœØ Say goodbye to restless nights and hello to the natural way of finding your šŸ˜“. We want our pacifier to be the natural suckling choice that your baby takes just long enough to settle down. Ultimately, we want to be your next breast thing, not a substitute for the real thing. The Ninni Co pacifier is designed to help you and your little one drift off into the sweetest slumber. Because everyone deserves a little moment of peace. šŸ’¤ Are you ready to embrace the calm? šŸ’– #SoothingRevolution #NaturalRest #GoodbyeSleeplessNights #breastfeeding #newmom #lactation #normalizebreastfeeding #newborn #breastmilk #postpartum #newbaby #nursing #mamamilk #fitmom #postpartumbody #baby #goals #postnatalfitness #postpartumfitness #fitmama #nongmo #babyweight #holistic #fitmums #postpartumweightloss #momlife #breastfeed #breastfed #nursingmomma #nursingmom
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