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What to Do if Weaning Your Baby is Emotional When the time has come to wean your baby, not only are there physical considerations which we talked about here, but there will also be A LOT of emotions. Each time I weaned one of my babies, I felt equal parts relief and a deep sadness. […]
Sep 23 19
4 Tips on How to Wean Your Baby Weaning your baby comes with two very distinct categories: emotions and logistics. Today I’m going to tackle the logistics part of weaning a child, and next will come the emotional post. Every mother will experience weaning differently. For some it will be wonderful and freeing, others will […]
Sep 23 19
Insurance Covered Formulas At Insurance Covered Breast Pumps, our goal is to make sure every baby is fed. Whether that is from breast or bottle, we believe that #fedisbest. That’s why we are excited to announce we now offer Insurance Covered Infant Nutrition on our site. We offer 22 different formulas that were designed to […]
How to even begin this post? Going back to work after having a baby is one of those experiences that you will think about and remember for a long time, if not forever. When I left my daughter to return to work, she was 12 weeks old. I was lucky to be able to take […]
Aug 28 19
When it’s time to pick the best breast pump for you, there are going to be a lot of questions. So we’re here to help! Here are some of our most asked questions. Will my insurance cover my breast pump? Under the Affordable Care Act, most insurance plans cover breast pumps, with the exception of […]
Aug 19 19
Nobody likes back pain. Whether it’s the result of injury, getting older, or just bad luck, having bad back pain can affect the way you live. Suddenly, bending down to pick something up seems harrowing, or lifting your child or grandchild is like asking for a sleepless night. Back pain is so common in our […]
Aug 16 19
5 Tips to Help Engorgement When a new mother’s milk is coming in it can often lead to engorgement causing the breasts to become full and hard. They can feel tender to the touch and extremely heavy. For those who are breastfeeding for the first time, engorgement can be a very foreign feeling. For most […]
Jul 21 19
When I started pumping for my first baby, I enjoyed looking at all that milk in my fridge so much that even if my little one didn’t eat it, I didn’t freeze it. It felt like such an accomplishment to have pumped so much milk and I liked seeing it every day. Then a few […]
The Most Useful Supplies for Pumping Moms A common misperception amongst moms who pump is all you need is a pump and some grit and you’ll be good to go. A minimalist at heart, when I first started pumping I decided I would invest in as few things as possible. The way I saw it, […]
Our Five Favorite Tips for Boosting Milk Supply What is more frustrating than wanting to breastfeed and not having enough milk? When my son, Max, was just a few days old I took him in for a weight check. With my other two babies, they didn’t have any trouble gaining the weight back, so I […]
