by Crystal Nelson | Jan 9, 2024 | Breast Pumping, new mom, self care
A heart-to-heart about something that’s often whispered about but rarely spoken out loud – the emotional side of pumping. Feeling stressed or anxious about pumping? You’re not alone, and it’s more than okay to feel this way. The Emotional Side of Pumping... by Crystal Nelson | Dec 20, 2023 | Breast Pumping, Breastmilk, decreased supply, increase breastmilk, Nursing, Relactating, Relactation, tens unit
Hey there, amazing mamas! If you’re trying to increase your breast milk production, you’ve come to the right place. As a fellow breast pumping mom, I’ve gathered some tried-and-tested tips and tricks that helped me on my journey and might just work wonders for you... by Crystal Nelson | Dec 8, 2023 | Breast Pumping, increase breastmilk, Inverted Nipples, Lacteck, Nipple Queen Ruler, nipple ripple, Save The Milk Lactation
Crystal Nelson here! In this blog we will delve into the world of the breast pumping experience and the often-overlooked factors that can make a substantial difference in your breastfeeding journey. We’ll explore flange size impact on milk supply and provide... by Crystal Nelson | Dec 1, 2023 | Breast Pumping, Inverted Nipples
Introduction Motherhood is undeniably a beautiful journey, but it has its challenges. If you’re a mom who has encountered the challenge of inverted nipples while breastfeeding you may be on your way to breast pumping. You likely want to know what products are... by Crystal Nelson | Nov 25, 2023 | Breast Pumping, Fourth Trimester, new mom
The arrival of a new baby heralds joy but also ushers in the fourth trimester, a term that encapsulates the first three months postpartum. During this phase, women experience a unique set of challenges that can affect their physical and emotional health. It’s a time... by Crystal Nelson | Nov 22, 2023 | Breast Pump, Breast Pumping, Breastfeeding, Pump Pod
Are you planning to breast pump? You can start breast pumping as soon as your doctor allows you to. This is usually at the 38/39-week mark. It would be best to breast pump on a low setting, for only 5 minutes and once a day. Doctors tend to allow moms to pump in the...
