This week, Dianne and Abby talk about exercise, and what it’s like to get back into fitness again after you have a baby. Check it out!
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July 2018
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July 2018
045 Becoming a Breastfeeding Advocate
This week Dianne and Abby spend time talking about becoming a breastfeeding advocate, CLC, Lactation Educator and IBCLC.
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June 2018
044 Breastfeeding Supplements
Listen this week Dianne and Abby tackle the common concern about milk supply, supplements, and what the truth is behind it all.
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June 2018
042 Gassy Breastfeeding Babies
This week Dianne and Abby are discussing gassy babies and putting to rest your worries about what you are eating. Stop reading labels for 30 minutes to get educated on the bowels of newborns and just how difficult it is to pass that normal gas.
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June 2018
041 Discrimination & Harassment
“Honey, how was work today?” “It was awful! My boss only let me pump one time and told me I […]
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May 2018
040 – Oversupply, When You Make Too Much Breastmilk
“Honey! I think someone spilled something in the bed. There is a huge wet spot.” “No, it’s just my boobs. […]
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May 2018
039 – When the Breastfed Baby Refuses Bottles
This week Dianne and Abby are answering your burning question, “How in the world do I get my baby to take a bottle?” Don’t fret just yet. You have enough to worry about, let us help you get your baby started.
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May 2018
038 Breastfeeding Boundaries
Yes, we can help you continue to breastfeed and meet your personal goals. It’s totally normal to want to have some boundaries for yourself. Boundaries can help you avoid weaning before you feel ready.
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May 2018
037 Body Changes While Breastfeeding
Listen this week as Dianne and Abby discuss body changes that come with breastfeeding. Everything from engorged breasts to vaginal dryness to uterine contractions. We’re letting it all hang out.
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April 2018
036 Breastfeeding Multiples
Listen this week as Dianne and Abby crush some more myths. This time about breastfeeding multiples. Your body will absolutely make enough milk for your babies, no matter how many there are! It can be a challenge to figure out the logistics, but you got this.