Christine Salvucci, RN, BSN, IBCLC

Judgement-Free Support that is expertly delivered by a registered nurse, international board certified lactation consultant and mom of two boys.

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My name is Christine Salvucci and I’m a wife & mom of two energetic toddler boys, a Registered Nurse, and an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC).

My mission as your lactation consultant is to provide you and your family an inclusive, judgment-free space where parents can feel calm and confident as we create a feeding plan that works for your family.

Feeding your baby isn’t one-size-fits-all, and breastfeeding doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing—I’m here to support you, no matter your feeding goals.

When I’m not helping families, you’ll find me with my boys, playing with our two dogs, cooking, gardening, perfecting my lawn, baking sourdough, or enjoying boxed red wine and watching Bravo!

My family & I live in Quincy and I mainly serve the South Shore and Greater Boston area but if you are unsure if I serve your area—just ask!

Supporting families on their baby-feeding journey is my passion. No matter how you choose to feed your baby, I’m here for you!

Hey! I’m The Boobie Mama—

Three years ago,
I birthed a baby — and with him,
I birthed a softer, stronger version of myself.

He was my redemption.
Not because I needed to be fixed,
but because I needed to remember.

That I could trust my body.
That I could hold power and peace at the same time.
That healing is possible — even in the spaces we’ve tucked away.

His pregnancy, his birth, his postpartum…
they rewrote the story I thought was set in stone.
He cracked me open, then filled the space with grace.

Babies do that sometimes.
They teach us what we didn’t know we needed to learn.
They heal us in places we didn’t know were hurting.

To my sweet boy —
You are joy.
You are light.
You are the calm after the storm.
You and RJ are the reason I keep showing up for other mamas —
reminding them of their strength,
because I found mine in the both of you.

Happy 3rd birthday, my love.
You changed everything, you gave me strength and perspective.

#HealingBirth #VBAC #RedemptiveBirth #PostpartumHealing #TheBoobieMama #IBCLC #NurseMama #BirthdayReflection #MamasHealingMamas #BirthMatters #MomLife #Mama #Birth #Breastfeeding #IBCLCMama

Today, my baby Collin turns 3. And I swear it happened in the blink of an eye.
Here’s my advice to you on my baby’s birthday:

Mamas—take the nap. Snuggle your baby. Hold them a little longer. Learn with them. Let them teach you, too.
Because while you’re trying to figure it all out… they’re growing. Changing. Teaching you what really matters.

I’ve helped hundreds of families feed their babies—but being their mom? That’s the role that taught me the most.

To all the mamas in the thick of it: You’re doing better than you think. And these tiny, chaotic, beautiful moments? They’re the ones you’ll miss someday.
You’re doing amazing, and your love is enough. Always.

#IBCLCMomLife #TheyGrowSoFast #LactationSupport #RealMotherhood #JudgmentFreeFeeding #MomLife #BreastfeedingSupport #CherishTheMoments

Feeding a late preterm baby (35–37 weeks gestation) comes with unique challenges—and families often don’t realize just how different this journey might look. These babies may seem full term, but their feeding skills often need more time to catch up.

They’re still growing outside the womb, building the coordination and energy to consistently remove milk at the breast. Until then, pumping, alternate feeding tools, and even triple feeding might become part of your plan—not because you’re doing anything wrong, but because you’re giving your baby exactly what they need and protecting your supply.

This is a marathon, not a sprint.
Low-pressure time at the breast matters. So does rest, support, lots of patience and giving yourself grace.

If you’re on this journey, know you’re not alone. With patience and support, many late preterm babies go on to breastfeed beautifully.

Your goals are valid. Your baby is capable. You’re doing an amazing job.
Let’s keep feeding and growing—together.

#LatePretermBaby #IBCLCSupport #IBCLC #LactationConsultant #NursingMama #NewMom #PumpingMama #momlife #TripleFeeding #BreastfeedingSupport #PreemieJourney #LactationHelp #TheBoobieMama #BreastfeedingGoals #FeedingSupport

I am truly terrified to hear your answers. #unhinged #imbored #ibclc #unsolicitedadvice #lactationconsultant #lactation #pumpingmama #nursingmama

Meet the newest collectible you didn’t know you needed — THE BOOBIE MAMA, RN IBCLC & postpartum concierge edition. Complete with a knitted boob, iced coffee, and her trusty infant scale. She’s here to support your latch, your milk, your chaos… and obvi running on Dunkin’. #LactationConsultantLife #BoobieMama #PostpartumPower #IBCLCinAction #ActionFigureTrend @dunkin #dunkin #dunkindonuts

Plugged duct? Tender breast? Please —Don’t panic. 💛
It doesn’t always mean bacterial mastitis. A lot of the time, symptoms like fever, redness, and fatigue stem from inflammation, not infection. This is called inflammatory mastitis — and it’s common.⁠

What’s really going on?
➡️ Engorgement or a “plugged duct” causes swelling + narrowing in the ducts
➡️ Milk can’t flow freely, leading to soreness + decreased output on that side

Here’s what helps:
✔️ Keep milk moving (nurse/pump on a regular schedule)
✔️ Ice the breast + lean back to encourage lymphatic drainage
✔️ Ibuprofen or acetaminophen can reduce inflammation + fever
✔️ Double-check flange size + baby’s latch
✔️ Talk to your IBCLC (that’s what we’re here for!)

I give every family a detailed care plan that covers all things engorgement, plugged ducts + mastitis — because managing these symptoms early makes all the difference. 💪✨

P.S. A fever that responds to meds is usually not a reason to worry — symptoms can improve within a few days when inflammation is treated + milk keeps flowing.

(bf med ABM protocol 36 | physiciansguidetobreastfeeding.org)

You’re not alone. Let’s keep those ducts happy. 🫶 #TheBoobieMama #mastitis #engorgement #IBCLC #momlife #lactationconsultant #nursingmama #breastfeedingmama #pumpingmama #newmomlife #newmom #southshorema #quincymoms

It’s hard to explain how full my brain and heart are every day. As a nurse, an IBCLC, a business owner, a wife, and a mama—I carry so much. The mental load is real. And believe me, I’m no where near perfect and I never claim to know it all or be the bet. The mom guilt is heavy. But so is the love. This season may look ordinary, but it’s made of everything that matters.

#WorkingMom #MomEntrepreneur #IBCLCLife #NurseLife #MentalLoad #MotherhoodUnfiltered #MomGuilt #OrdinaryButEverything #TheBoobieMama #MomLife #NewMomLife #WorkingMom

What’s in my IBCLC bag?
Spoiler: It’s not just a scale and some flanges—it’s years of experience, evidence-based care, and a whole lotta love for helping you feed your baby.

Yes, I do home visits!
I travel all over the South Shore of MA, see patients in my cozy office in Weymouth, and offer virtual support for families anywhere.

Here’s what I bring with me:

🧤 Gloves + sanitizing wipes — safety first, always
📏 Nipple ruler — yes, it’s a thing
🤱 Flanges galore — 10+ sizes in 3 shapes (because one-size-fits-none)
⚖️ Scale — BD-815U Tanita, accurate to 0.1oz/2g, perfect for tiny milk transfers
🧶 Knitted boob — for visual demos (and let’s be honest, it’s cute)
🍼 Milk storage magnets — a little gift for my new families
📚 Oral exercise references — helpful tools for oral function
💻 iPad — real-time notes + care plans, delivered through your portal
💁🏼‍♀️ Claw clip — backup for the inevitable mom-hair moment
😄 Business cards — so you always know how to reach me
🔋 Portable charger — because tech support is part of the job

Feeding your baby shouldn’t be confusing or overwhelming—you deserve support that comes to you. And yes, I take most health insurance!

Tag a new or expecting mama who needs this kind of support.

#IBCLCOnTheGo #SouthShoreMA #BreastfeedingSupport #PumpingMom #ExclusivelyPumping #NewMomMustHaves #IBCLC #BreastfeedingJourney #LactationConsultantLife #MomLife #LowSupplySupport #WeightedFeed #NippleFlangeFitting #RealMotherhood #TheBoobieMama #NewbornSupport #InfantFeedingExpert #FourthTrimesterCare #HomeVisitCare #NewMomLife

This journey has been anything but easy—but it’s been everything I didn’t know I needed. 💫

From birth trauma to healing, from one baby to two, from nurse to business owner… every twist and turn led me right here..supporting all of you. My personal experiences have shaped me in a way that allows me to take exceptional care of you and your family.

To the families I’ve met, the stories I’ve held, and the work I now get to do—I’m so grateful.

If you’re in the thick of it, just know: you’re becoming. One step, one choice, one baby snuggle at a time.

#SheDoesntKnowItYet #BirthTraumaHealing #WorkingMamaLife #PrivatePracticeMama #LactationConsultant #IBCLC #EntrepreneurMom #MomOfBoys #RedemptionBirth #PostpartumJourney #FromStruggleToStrength #CesareanAwareness #lactationconsultant

The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine defines mastitis as inflammation of the breast caused by:

▪️Plugged ducts
▪️Bacteria or viruses
▪️Issues like shallow latch, tongue-tie, or ▪️incorrect pump flange size
▪️Changes to your normal feeding/pumping routine

Mastitis can develop quickly, often with systemic symptoms, and usually affects one breast. Symptoms include:

🌡️Fever >101.3°F with chills, body aches
💢Heat, swelling, and intense pain in the breast
🚨Red streaks on the breast
🍼Expressed milk that looks stringy, clumpy, or contains blood/mucus (yes this is all safe to give baby)

Treatment Updates (ABM Protocol, July 2022):
❌Avoid aggressive massage—it worsens inflammation. Use gentle lymphatic massage instead.
〰️Skip excess pumping—overpumping increases inflammation and put more stress on the breast. Stick to your usual feeding/pumping routine.
🧊Use ice, not heat—cold reduces swelling. Try ice packs, frozen veggies, or reusable gel packs.
💊NSAIDs (e.g., acetaminophen, ibuprofen) are the first line of defense for reducing inflammation.
💊Antibiotics are only necessary if symptoms persist for 24+ hours with no improvement or if your fever does not respond to acetaminophen or ibuprofen.
🌻Sunflower lecithin has some anti inflammatory effects
✔️Probiotics (L. salivarius, L. fermentum) support breast health and can help treat/prevent mastitis or restore breast microbiome during and after recent treatment with antibiotics.

Reminders:
📉You will likely notice a dip in your supply that can be temporary, as long as you address the root cause with your IBCLC.
💢Your baby might not like to drink as much or for as long on the affected breast. Due to the inflammation, the milk can sometimes flow slower, especially if you are experiencing a dip in your supply. Keep feeding! This is temporary!
🙏Please please please do not cancel your appointment with your IBCLC. If anything, this is MORE of a reason to seek lactation care either individually or in a group setting!
💊 Antibiotics are not the end all be all and are not a magical fix!

✨ What is Combination Feeding? ✨

Combination feeding means feeding your baby both breastmilk and formula—whether that’s breastfeeding + formula bottles, pumping + formula, or a mix of all three!

Families choose combo feeding for so many reasons:
🍼 Low milk supply or weight gain concerns
🍼 Returning to work & needing/wanting flexibility without pressure of pumping breastmilk
🍼 Partner/caregiver involvement (without having/needing to pump)
🍼 Personal choice—because feeding your baby should work for YOU!

Will this impact milk supply? It certainly can! Breastfeeding is all about supply & demand, so if formula replaces nursing/pumping sessions, supply may decrease. BUT with the right balance, you might still maintain breastfeeding while supplementing.

💛 As a nurse, mama of two boys, and IBCLC, I support YOU & your feeding journey—without judgment. This is YOUR experience, not mine, and I’m here to help you find the best, most individualized approach with love & support. 💛

📩 DM me if you need help figuring out a plan that works for your family! 💕

#CombinationFeeding #BreastfeedingSupport #FormulaFeeding #FedIsBest #LactationConsultant #IBCLC #SupportiveFeeding #NurseMama #JudgmentFreeSupport

Happy Valentines Day to all my Boobie Mamas 💕#Valentine #Galentine #ProudOfYou #IBCLC

🚨 The Gaslighting HAS to Stop + Tongue Tie Myths Busted! 🚨

A week ago, I shared a reel asking parents about the gaslighting phrases they were told about their tongue-tied baby… and WOW. I was SHOOK. 😳

Parenting is HARD. Feeding your baby—whether nursing, pumping, or bottle-feeding—can be really challenging. The LAST thing you need is to be dismissed or made to feel like you’re imagining things.
I’m sharing the real responses I received because you’re not alone. If something feels off, trust your gut. 💛 An IBCLC or feeding specialist can help!

Let’s bust some common tongue tie myths ⬇️
❌ A release will fix everything immediately. ➡️ False! Healing takes time & depends on the restriction, symptoms & baby’s age.
❌ If there’s a tongue tie, it always needs a release. ➡️ False! Body tension can mimic restrictions—craniosacral therapy & bodywork may help.
❌ Tongue ties are a fad. ➡️ False! More providers recognize oral dysfunction instead of just handing out reflux meds or formula.
❌ Reflux is just something babies have. ➡️ But WHY? Always ask why. There’s usually an underlying cause.
❌ The tie will stretch or baby will grow out of it. ➡️ Nope! That’s not how fascia works. Get a second opinion if you hear this.
❌ Baby can stick their tongue out, so no tie! ➡️ But can they cup, lift & sustain extension while feeding? Function matters! Not just appearance.
❌ Your baby is just lazy—bottles will help them get stronger. ➡️ Absolutely not. If feeding is hard, ask why.
❌ Tongue ties only affect breastfeeding. ➡️ Wrong! They can impact bottle feeding, solids, airway development, speech & sleep, ect.

If you’ve been dismissed or gaslit about feeding struggles, I see you. You deserve answers & support.
Drop a 🛑 if you’ve ever been gaslit about your baby’s feeding. Drop a 💛 if this resonates. #TongueTie #StopTheGaslighting #IBCLC #FeedingSupport #IBCLC #LactationConsultant #TongueTie #OralRestriction #Breastfeeding #Pumping #Bottlefeeding #CollaborativeCare

Is a Tongue Tie Affecting Your Breastfeeding Journey? 👅👶🪢

I am completely aware that tongue ties have a tough reputation lately…but I encourage you to consider each feeding journey and dyad individually and a tongue ties is not one size fits all. Feeding difficulty can be from MANY different things and it is important to discuss your feeding issues with your lactation consultant or feeding therapist. It is also important to note that an IBCLC cannot formally diagnose a tongue tie, but we are experts in evaluating, assessing and recognizing what symptoms for mom and baby may be related to a restriction versus other things. We can help identify oral dysfunction that might be impacting your breastfeeding journey.

Here are some signs to watch for:

👶 Baby Symptoms: ❌ Difficulty latching or staying latched ❌ Clicking sounds while feeding ❌ Frequent or marathon nursing sessions ❌ Gassiness, reflux, or poor weight gain ❌ Tongue looks heart-shaped or has limited movement
❌ Side preference or difficulty latching
❌ Explosive bowel movements
❌ White coating on tongue
❌ Lip blisters

🤱 Mom Symptoms: ❌ Tender, cracked or bleeding nipples ❌ Constantly re-latching baby
❌ Nipple is wedge shaped or creased like a lipstick after baby unlatches ❌ Frequent clogged ducts, mastitis, nipple blebs or unrelieved engorgement ❌ Reported oversupply or overactive letdown

If this sounds familiar, a feeding assessment with an IBCLC, OT or SLP can help! #TongueTie #BreastfeedingSupport #IBCLC #BreastfeedingJourney #OralRestrictions #LactationSupport #OT #SLP #TOTs #InfantFeeding

Thinking about weaning? Gradual is usually better tolerated for both your body and your little one. Here are some simple tips:

🎯 Have a Goal: Full or partial weaning? Decide what works best for your family and timeline. It does not have to be all-or-nothing. Do what works best for YOU.

💡 Start Slow: Drop one feeding/pumping session at a time. Wait a few days before dropping the next to reduce engorgement and plugged ducts.

⏳ Space It Out: Extend time between feeds/pumps. If your baby is <6mo, replace nursing with pumped milk or formula. If >6mo and eating solids, offer a snack/meal instead (check with your pediatrician!).

📉 Wean Volume: Pump just enough to relieve fullness and gradually reduce the amount expressed.

🛑 Manage Engorgement: Use cold compresses, hand express for comfort (don’t empty), and consider ibuprofen/acetaminophen if approved by your doctor.

🤍 Be Gentle with Yourself: Hormonal shifts during weaning is normal. Some experience a “PMS on Steroids” while others just feel more teary or not even notice. Your cycle may return within weeks to months, so have a form of birth control lined up if you don’t already.

There’s no “right” way to wean—just what’s right for you. If you have more individualized questions or need help because you’ve tried all the “typical” things…. DM me or schedule a consult! 💬

Happy Holidays from my family to yours! 🎄✨ As the year comes to a close, I want to thank each and every one of you for your support and trust in me, The Boobie Mama. This year, I’ve had the incredible honor of supporting 224 families in my private practice—helping them navigate their feeding journeys with confidence, compassion, and care. 💕

I’ll be taking this next week to spend time with my family & friends, but I’ll be seeing new clients in 2025! Here’s to a season filled with love, warmth, and cherished moments with your little ones. Wishing you all the happiest holidays and a wonderful new year ahead! 💫

I’m not just a lactation consultant—I’m a mom too, and I get it. I know how overwhelming it can feel when the dishes are piling up, the laundry never ends, and your emotions are all over the place. Your story, your questions, and even your dog jumping on me—all of it is welcome here.

I’ll listen to your birth story, text back when you need support, and bring you coffee if you need it (just send me your order). Together, we’ll build a feeding plan that works for your family—evidence-based, judgment-free, and rooted in real-life experience. I’m here to be part of your village. ❤️

#IBCLC #MomLife #JudgmentFreeSupport #FeedingYourBaby #LactationConsultant #pumpingmom #nursingmom

This Thanksgiving, my heart is overflowing with gratitude. As a mom of two wild and wonderful boys, a wife and an IBCLC, I’m so thankful for the families who trust me to walk this feeding journey with them. Your strength inspires me every day, and it’s an honor to be part of your story. Wishing you and your little ones a holiday filled with love and connection. 🦃🍂 #ThankfulMama #IBCLC #FeedingWithLove

My mind is still blown from the conference I went to last Saturday with @babiesincommon about flange fitting & pumping.

Flange sizing is SOOOOO important - and I’ve know that for a long time…but I got to spend a full 10hrs with Jeanette & (10 other IBCLCs) and learned how to properly size a nipple for optimal long term milk output, comfort and efficiency (more milk output in less time).

There’s a common misconception that lactation consultants only help with latching and getting baby to the breast. 🙅🏼‍♀️

We do SO MUCH MORE!!! Teaching you how to use your pump, flange fitting, bottle feeding, milk supply, pacifiers, starting solids, going back to work, breastfeeding…troubleshooting all the things that may arise.

Times are changing in the world of breastfeeding and more moms are wanting more flexibility with bottles, pumping and don’t always want to exclusively breastfeed. So I am dedicated in learning ALL the things to help you & your family succeed.

#lactationconsultant #IBCLC #pumping #flangesizing #flangefitting #PumpingMama #breastfeedingmama #nursingmama #bottlefeeding #exclusivelypumping

Anyone else???? Tell me what you’ve ordered in the wee-hours of the night…I’ll go first more nursing bras because I was always soaked…oh & more swaddles because my boys would pee through them all the time 😂 #breastfeedingmama #breastfeeding #ibclc #momlife #lactationconsultant #nursingmama #pumping

OK OK OK - hear me out. I work as an inpatient lactation consultant at a high volume birthing hospital & as an IBCLC in a pedi office in addition to my private practice…& this week I hosted a free support group….and I answered countless text messages (not all of them yet 😅) because text support is included in my consults for 2 weeks after the visit. Honestly, not every visit was 🌈🦋. Some visits had a lot of tough conversations about the reality of their journey & me trying to help them navigate. Others came with some happy tears and others reassurance 🫶🏼.

Not every week is this high volume…but here’s the breakdown:
🏥10 new mamas in hospital
🏥 4 mamas at pedi office
🏘️ 1 initial & 7 follow ups
👯‍♀️ 6 mamas in my group
🤳 10+ mamas with text support that I can count

This was also on top of being a mama, getting my new office set up, taking care of a new puppy, an emergency visit to the pedi office on a Friday afternoon & trying to carve out some time for my marriage & myself….and with LOTS of help from family & our nanny. I truly love what I do & I really am so grateful you all let me in to your journey to help you.

#breastfeeding #lactation #nursingmama #PumpingMama #breastfeedingmama #IBCLC #tgif

I hear this SO much…”well I’m not sure if I’m going to breastfeed so I don’t think I need a lactation consultant”

SPOILER: Lactation consultants can help you with SO much before your baby is even here…and oftentimes it’s covered or reimbursed by your insurance company.

During my prenatal consults I:
〰️ Review your medical history (your health and any previous breastfeeding experiences)
〰️ Have a conversation with you about what feeding your baby looks like to you & how I can help
〰️ Educate you on how breastmilk is made and what those first few days look like
〰️ Explain to you what breastfeeding looks like…while also opening your eyes to all the different ways you can do it (exclusive breastfeeding, combo feeding, pumping & bottling, a little bit of everything).
〰️ Help you choose pacifiers, bottles, pumps
〰️ Tentatively size you for your flanges
〰️ ECT…

I LOVE teaching families about feeding their baby and what to expect!! Or if I have a seasoned mama….I try and set them up for redemption ✨💫

#breastfeedingmama #breastfeeding #momlife #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #prenatalconsult #birthteam #postpartum

It’s World Breastfeeding Week! I just want to take this opportunity to thank all my mamas for letting me take care of them and allowing me to find them a feeding plan that works for them & their family. I know it’s not always easy and there can be A LOT of bumps along the way… but I am SO grateful for the opportunity to be apart of your journey.

To all the fellow lactation consultants in my circle - THANK YOU for always answering my texts when I need an extra ear to talk through a case with. Especially to @leadingthelatch for encouraging me to take a leap of faith and open my own practice a year and a half ago. I couldn’t have done it without her holding my hand in the beginning.

Moms - I deeply care for you & your journey and I am so proud of you!

#breastfeeding #nursing #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #pumping #BreastfeedingMom #pumpingmom #worldbreastfeedingweek #grateful

Welcome to the craziness Poppy!! #newfoundlandpoodlemix #newfiedoodle

One of the most commonly asked questions in my DMs and from my clients is “what wearable pump do you recommend?” And my answer: “Well…it depends.” 🥴🤷🏼‍♀️

I know everyone is super into wearable and portable pumps these days. They are really great options for moms that are on the go. I think it provides a great balance when that mom might not have pumped if it wasn’t for the wearable or portable pump. I really like to work with my clients and their needs and values and their lifestyle.

However, not every wearable pump works for every set of boobs. Period. When people ask me, the reason why I say that “it depends” is because….I need to know how your supply is, what your goals are, how often you want to use this pump, what other pumps do you have, do you want to use this from the start or add it in for convenience….because my answer really depends on those answers. For a wearable, I usually recommend the Momcozy V2 or the Elvie stride across the board, because the suction power on those is pretty good…BUT….it doesn’t always translate from mom to mom.

This might be controversial..but as an IBCLC…so am I! 😉

#pumpingmama #breastfeeding #ibclc #breastpump #lactation #spectra #medela #elvie #momcozy #pluggedducts

Happy Mother’s Day to all the mamas!!! Everything I do, I do for these boys & being their mama is truly my greatest accomplishment.

To all my clients, thank you for choosing me and trusting me to not only be your lactation consultant (because my clients know it’s far more than that 🫶🏼) but also letting me be apart of your motherhood journey. It truly is an honor & you all hold a special place in my heart.

I also want to wish a happy Mother’s Day to any mom that is grieving a loss (or multiple), going through infertility, undergoing IVF, trying to conceive, are a mom but having a really hard time or have lost their own mothers.

Sending hugs to all the mamas 🤍

#mothersday #happymothersday #mama #momlife #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #IBCLC #postpartum

Are you pregnant or newly post-partum and looking for a lactation consultant that:

- listens to your feeding goals
- truly understands the troubles and concerns you have and is ready to pivot your feeding plan at any moment
- Texts you for updates in between appointments or even months later to see how things are going
- Will prioritize your mental health and well-being
- Will give you evidence based and research guided recommendations
- Is also a mom and nursed both of her kiddos so has an immense amount of empathy about how hard breastfeeding can be

This was literally me sitting at the bottom of my stairs checking in on my clients. I have one client that we are doing all the things to prevent mastitis, one that we are increasing supply, another that is weaning, a mama just delivered, a fam that introduced bottles for the first time last night, a family who’s struggling with the witching hours and I gave them some tips and tricks….another is preparing for a home birth and two mamas that are preparing for their baby to be born.

This is all part of your journey when you choose to work with me. I always tell my clients that I’d rather you text me than talk to Dr. Google or Dr. Reddit or ask in a facebook group….Because I am an expert for YOU and YOUR baby that understands YOUR feeding goals. Every baby and every dyad and family is SO different. What works for other families might not always work for you.

So find yourself someone that takes care of you and checks in on you throughout your post-partum journey…regardless of how you feed your baby.

#breastfeeding #pumping #nursingmama #breastfeedingmama #lactationconsultant #postpartum #momlife #newmom #mama #bostonmom #bostonma #quincyma #lactationconsultant

Had the COOLEST day with our ✌🏼 year old #TWOcool #birthdayboy

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