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Want to feel genuinely confident going into breast Want to feel genuinely confident going into breastfeeding before your baby arrives? ✨ Comment MILK below and I will send you the details on my Getting Ready for Breastfeeding program. 🩷

Here is something I wish more mums were told during pregnancy 👇

Breastfeeding confidence is not something you just wake up with after birth.

It comes from knowing what to expect, knowing what can throw feeding off track, and knowing what to do when the first few days look nothing like that calm little hospital pamphlet made it sound. 😅

Because when you are sleep deprived, emotional, still recovering from birth, and holding a tiny baby who wants to feed again, that is not the moment you want to be piecing it all together from Google.

That is the moment you want to already know what is normal, what is not, and exactly what to do next.

Preparation does not guarantee a perfect breastfeeding journey. But it can mean the difference between feeling completely blindsided and feeling like you have got enough of a foundation to back yourself when things get hard. 💗

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Nobody tells you how much breastfeeding can take over your day.

You sit down for “one quick feed” and somehow it has been 45 minutes, your tea is cold, your shoulder hurts, your phone is at 2%, and you have completely forgotten what you were doing before baby started fussing. 😅

And then you finally get them settled… only for them to wake up the second you try to move.

It can feel beautiful and bonding one minute, then overstimulating and exhausting the next. BOTH CAN BE TRUE.

So if breastfeeding has felt harder than you expected, please know that does not mean you are doing it wrong.

👉 It means you are doing something incredibly demanding, often with very little rest, privacy or support.

You deserve care in this season too, mum. 🩷✨

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There is so much I wish more mums were told before they breastfed for the first time.

Not just the basics. Not just “feed on demand” and “it is natural.” I mean the real things that can make those early days feel less confusing, less lonely, and a whole lot less overwhelming.

Things like the fact that breastfeeding often takes practice for both mum and baby.

➡️ That your milk not being fully in during the first few days is normal.
➡️ That pain is usually a sign something needs adjusting, not proof that you have failed.
➡️ That skin to skin matters.
➡️ That stress, noise, and feeling unsupported can affect how feeding feels.
➡️ That your own food and fluids matter for recovery and supply too

I also wish more mums knew how important those early weeks can be for building supply, and that support early on can shape the whole feeding journey ahead 🌸

And honestly, one of the biggest ones? ✨ Having someone in your corner who actually knows breastfeeding can change everything ❤️

Sometimes it is not about doing more. It is about having the right guidance, the right reassurance, and someone who can help you make sense of what is happening when things feel hard 🫶🏼

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There are a few things I really wish more mums were told before their due date 🌸

Not to scare them. Not to make them overthink every little detail. Just so they can go into birth and early feeding feeling a bit more prepared and a lot less blindsided 🫶🏼

One of the biggest ones is that your third trimester nutrition still matters so much. Your body is already doing the work of preparing for feeding, including making colostrum, while also growing your baby and supporting you through late pregnancy 🤍

Another is that birth and breastfeeding are not completely separate 🌿 How labour unfolds, what support you have straight after birth, and whether there are any interventions can all shape how feeding gets started and how quickly milk comes in.

And then there are days 3 and 4 postpartum 🌙 So many mums are caught off guard by how emotional, intense, and physically demanding that window can feel, especially when breastfeeding is still being established and sleep is already broken 😮‍💨💞

This is exactly why breastfeeding prep is not something I think should be left until after baby arrives ❤️

A little support before birth can make a big difference in how informed, calm, and supported you feel in those early days 🌷

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Oats get talked about a lot when it comes to milk supply, so it makes sense that so many mums wonder if they really work.

They can absolutely be a helpful food during breastfeeding.

Oats are easy, filling, budget-friendly, and a great way to get in extra energy when your body is doing a lot. For some mums, that can make them feel really supportive postpartum ✨

But oats on their own are not a supply fix.

If milk supply is low, the bigger things to look at are how often milk is being removed, how well baby is feeding, latch and positioning, early feeding support, and whether mum is eating and drinking enough overall. Nutrition matters, but it is only one piece of the picture 🌿

So if you love oats, enjoy them. They can definitely be part of a supportive breastfeeding diet. Just do not put all the pressure on one food to carry your whole feeding journey 😉

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Breastfeeding and struggling to figure out what to Breastfeeding and struggling to figure out what to actually eat, while boosting your milk supply? ➡️ Comment MENU below and I will send you my Breastfeeding Menu Plan so you have simple, supportive meals already mapped out for you PLUS tips to boost milk supply. 🩷

Here is the truth about breastfeeding nutrition that nobody really talks about 👉 often mums are not eating enough to meet the demands of breastfeeding or the nutritional needs during this time which can impact supply.

However, it does not need to be perfect to work. 🥣
It just needs to be consistent, realistic, and actually doable on the days when you are running on broken sleep and feeding every two hours.

What tends to make the biggest difference is not elaborate meals or a complicated nutrition plan. It is building meals that are filling, easy to pull together, and realistic enough to actually eat regularly.

In practice that looks like:
🥚 Some protein to support recovery and milk production
🍞 Quality carbs to keep your energy from completely crashing
🥑 Good fats to keep meals satisfying and sustaining
And the foods that do a lot of the heavy lifting are often the simplest ones. Yoghurt, cheese, tinned fish, boiled eggs, frozen veggies, fruit, oats, and grainy toast can carry you further than you think when you need something quick and nourishing. 💗

You do not need Pinterest worthy meals to nourish yourself well postpartum. You need enough food, eaten regularly, that actually supports what your body is doing.

That is exactly the kind of support I love helping mums with.

Because nourishment has to feel doable, not like one more thing to get right. 🌷

Comment MENU below and I will send you the plan. 🤍

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Postpartum hunger is NO JOKE. 😅

You are feeding the baby, trying to remember when you last had water, and somehow it is already 3pm and you have not eaten a real meal since yesterday.

Then someone asks if you are “eating well” and you nearly laugh. 🥲

Those early days are a constant cycle of feed, settle, change, repeat. It is not that you do not care about nourishing yourself. It is that meeting your own needs suddenly feels impossible when someone else needs you every two hours.

Postpartum nutrition does not always look like balanced meals at a table.

Sometimes it looks like eating with one hand while the other holds a sleeping baby. And that is exactly why having easy food and realistic preparation in place before birth matters so much more than most people realise. 🤱

You are not failing. You are just in one of the most demanding seasons of your life. 🤍

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Most mums spend pregnancy preparing for labour, the nursery, and the hospital bag. Breastfeeding prep often gets pushed to the bottom of the list with a “I’ll figure it out when baby is here” sitting quietly in the back of the mind ❌

And that is completely understandable. There is a lot to think about.

But here is what changes everything 👉 breastfeeding can feel so much less overwhelming when you have already thought about it before birth. Not in a complicated way. Just enough to feel informed and ready.

Because breastfeeding prep is not just about buying the right pump or packing nipple cream in your hospital bag.

It also looks like:
🤱 Understanding how your birth choices can directly shape how feeding begins
🥚 Making sure your nutrition in the third trimester is actually supporting early milk production
💞 Knowing what the early days might look like so you are not caught completely off guard
📋 Having a simple feeding plan in place so you are not making every decision on zero sleep

If breastfeeding prep has barely been on your radar yet, you are not behind. You just need the right support before baby arrives, and that is exactly what this is for.

Comment PLAN below and I will send it straight to you. 🤍

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