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Milk Maker!

 
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New Releases!

Yellow & Orange Milk Maker Muscle Tank
Yellow & Orange Milk Maker Muscle Tank
Mind Your Own Tits Muscle Tank
Mind Your Own Tits Muscle Tank
Vintage Milk Maker Muscle Tank
Vintage Milk Maker Muscle Tank

A Token for Mom

The Little Milk Bar x Leila Jewelry Collab

We teamed up with Leila Jewelry to create this limited edition "Milk Maker" necklace! Engraved and hand assembled with care and love, it comes in 14k gold fill, rose gold fill, or sterling silver. Serving as a token to remember your breastfeeding journey for years to come.

 

Empowering breastfeeding moms everywhere.

 

The Little Milk Bar is a brand dedicated to supporting and empowering breastfeeding moms. Giving you the confidence to feed your baby wherever she’s hungry. No more feeding your baby in dirty bathroom stalls, parked cars and dressing rooms.

Use your voice, even if it shakes… we have your back!

 

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Liquid Gold Tank - Black
Liquid Gold Tank - Black
Milk Maker Tee
Milk Maker Tee
The Baby Blanket - Boobs
The Baby Blanket - Boobs
 

Join our #dropthecover movement.

 

Whether you’re gifting a new mom our Boobs Baby Blanket to let her know she’s not alone during her breastfeeding journey, proudly wearing our Milk Maker tee across the tatas to feel like superwoman throughout the day or sending your bestie our Mind Your Own Tits tee while she’s been struggling with the ups and downs of breastfeeding… we’ve got your back!

 

Baby Shower
Cards! 

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"The perfect gift for breastfeeding moms."

— BuzzFeed 

 

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🤱🏻 My daughter Allie was 5 months old when I went to a friends wedding. I remember wearing a dress and instead of eating, dancing and enjoying myself at this beautiful wedding... I was sweating bullets the entire time worrying about how I was going to feed my daughter when feeding time came. As suspected Allie started crying, it was time to eat and girl was starving! I’ll never forget walking to the bathroom, trying to find an empty stall... but of course they were all taken and I couldn’t wait. Allie’s little tummy needed fed. So I stood against the back wall unzipped my dress (very discretely), pulled a hot heavy blanket out of my bag and threw it over both of us trying to get her to latch. I immediately broke down into tears trying to figure out how in the hell I was going to make this work. It was too hot, she was sweaty and so was I. I couldn’t keep the blanket over us because it kept falling off and Allie kept ripping it away (she couldn’t see mom). I was trying to turn away not wanting to offend anyone because moms are “supposed to be discreet when breastfeeding”. I remember leaving that bathroom in tears, as I sat next to my husband and explained to him why I was crying.... I told myself NEVER AGAIN, NEVER! I will never put myself through that again. And I never looked back. From that day forward, I fed my baby whenever and wherever I needed to without worrying about everyone else. This is what The Little Milk Bar is all about. If there’s any of you that have been through this, are going through this, worry about this.... I’m giving you permission to feed your baby wherever you need to. Keep your head held high and be proud to be your baby’s food source. Use your voice, even if it shakes... we have your back! #MilkMaker #DropTheCover -Linds
When they’re finally sleeping, and you’ll do anything not to wake them 🙈.
“There’s a time and place for that”... yes, yes there is. When my baby is hungry, and wherever we happen to be. . “You should go do that somewhere else”... yes, yes I should. Instead of having to stand and feed my baby I’ll go take a seat in the chair from the sweet lady who offered up her seat to me. . “You should use a cover”... yes, yes I should. I’ll be sure to pack extra blankets for anyone who’s offended. But I warn you, it might make it difficult for them to see if their heads are covered 🤷🏻‍♀️. . “You’re showing too much”. Yes, yes I am. As I sit surrounded by half naked women at the swimming pool. But please, don’t let my bare shoulder offend you 🙈. #dropthecover | 📸 @jenriverabell
When you look at your babes chunky thighs, rolly arms, double chin and big round cheeks and realize... your milk did ALL of that. . You’re a freaking rockstar mama 💪🏽. Being your little ones food source 24/7 isn’t easy... but dam is it rewarding ❤️. #MilkDrunk| 📸 @laurennncita
The “I’m feeding my babe... if you don’t like it, don’t f//king look” face. #MindYourOwnTits 🤱🏼🤱🏻🤱🏽🤱🏾🤱🏿| 📸 @thereal_littlebirdsmama
Just wanted to pop in your feed and say something I WISH someone had told me when I was a new breastfeeding mom👇🏽... . There’s no need to isolate yourself from the world. I hear from Mother’s all over the world how they always felt alone during their breastfeeding journey. Hundreds of hours spent alone in your room feeding. Leaving the dinner table at a dinner party to go feed in the other room. Leaving the outdoor BBQ to go feed in your friends bedroom. Leaving the restaurant to go feed in the car. . Unless you want some quiet alone time, unless you and your babe need a little break and unless you actually want an excuse to leave... you DON’T have to. . Muster the courage to do it once, and it gets easier and easier... and then eventually, not even a thought. . You CAN enjoy your breastfeeding journey, you don’t have to feel so alone, you don’t have to isolate yourself from friends and family. Continue on with your life, doing everyday things... while breastfeeding your babe. Trust me, it’ll elevate a shit ton of stress. Be proud to be a #MilkMaker 💪🏽
When you come over, don’t ask if you can help. Just unload and load the dishwasher. Throw in a load of laundry. Fold the laundry in the dryer... and put it away. Clean up the kitchen. Bring a meal. Take the baby for a minute so I can shower. Offer to take my older kids to a movie. Take the pup for a walk. Vacuum my living room. Because when you text “let me know if you need anything”... I will NEVER ask for help. Even if I really need it. But if you just DO IT, I won’t hate you 😉. #dropthecover | 📸 @zandi_i_i
QUESTION: Any mamas out there NOT plan to breastfeed but DID end up breastfeeding? 🤱🏼🤱🏻🤱🏽🤱🏾🤱🏿 . We’re curious to hear your journey 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽. Why did you decide not to breastfeed... and what made you change your mind? #milkmaker #dropthecover
That first latch👌🏽. It’s different for everyone. Some say they struggled, some say it came incredibly easy, some say it took a few minutes but then she got the hang of it, some say the lactation consultant had to stay with them for an hour... some say it was the hardest latch, some say it was the easiest latch. 🤱🏼🤱🏻🤱🏽🤱🏾🤱🏿 . How was YOUR first latch? Comment below 👇🏽 #dropthecover | 📸 @fitchickscook
“I was sitting at my sons wrestling match holding my baby. He started to get fussy and my palms immediately started to sweat. I knew he was hungry but up until now, I’ve never fed him outside of the home. I really didn’t want to feed him in the stands full of people all around me. I decided I’d go to the bathroom and feed him there (hoping I didn’t miss my other sons match). I reached for my diaper bag and picked it up to leave. THIS is the very moment that changed my life. When I picked up my bag, The Boobs Baby Blanket, that I had gotten from my bestie at my baby shower, fell on the floor. As I reached down to pick it up I sat back down. I just stared at the blanket remembering everything that it stood for, re-reading the card it came with. I decided right then to give myself permission to feed my baby. I sat back in my seat, got situated, pulled the blanket up over my sons head and let him feed while I sat there with everyone around me. I instantly felt empowered. After a few minutes of realizing no one was staring at me, no one was judging me, no one was whispering... I gained the confidence to pull the blanket down entirely and feed him without a cover #dropthecover. That blanket was the training wheels I didn’t even know I needed. Thank You! I decided from that moment on, this was the gift I would give to every single friend, coworker, family member, having a baby shower. THIS is something they don’t even know they need yet.” - Jessica
From @mixedmombrownbabies "August 26, 2011⁣ ⁣ The very last time I showered alone. And I wouldn’t even call it alone since I was in labor with my first born.⁣ ⁣ Since then if I’m not breastfeeding while showering, I’m stopping fights, teaching one kid how to wipe properly while explaining to the other why not everyone is going to be nice to him at all times. ⁣ ⁣ But today is a good day, I got to shave my legs.⁣" . Oh all the places we'll breastfeed. Nothing's off limits lol #dropthecover #normalizebreastfeeding
Breastfeeding... do we really know what we’re in for? From the moment we get pregnant we start thinking about breastfeeding and what our journey might look like. The beautiful photos online of women feeding their babies so effortlessly, that’ll be us right? . Until the moment comes and turns our entire world upside down. No one told me I’d never get a break... no one told me my nipples would hurt... no one told me that I’d have to teach my baby to latch (shouldn’t they already know how?)... no one told me my boobs would leak like faucets... no one told me I’d need boob pads... no one told me I should educate myself on the subject... NO ONE TOLD ME THIS WAS HARD!🤱🏼🤱🏻🤱🏽🤱🏾🤱🏿 . What’s one thing you wish you had known about breastfeeding while you were pregnant? Share your knowledge with all the mamas to be, save them some grief. Comment below and will give one mama a $30 credit to the shop 😊 | 📸 @elexisbronson
 
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