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EMPOWERING BREASTFEEDING MOMS EVERYWHERE.

“Use your voice even if it shakes… we have your back.”

#dropthecover

Did you know it’s your legal right

to breastfeed your baby with or without

a cover? No more feeding in dirty bathroom

stalls and parked cars.

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"The perfect gift for breastfeeding moms."

— BuzzFeed

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Perfect for baby showers and

visiting the new baby. Let

her know she’s not alone.

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#milkmaker 🤱🏼 Breastfeeding has not been easy, fun, painless or tear-free. But we keep going. 7 months and counting. Every day is a challenge but we keep going. We made it 5.5 months with an undiagnosed tongue and lip tie. But we kept going. Now that your frenectomies are healing you are getting distracted while nursing. But we keep going. You nurse for 3 minutes, cry, and spit up but we keep going. We visit lactation consultants and pediatricians and we just keep going. It’s not easy but you are healthy and strong and I know I’m giving you the best nutrition I can, so we keep going. You keep going too. I’m sure you’ve been frustrated your whole life with this just as much as me! And we keep going. We are strong 💪 We are determined. We will keep going until you are ready to stop, Little Man. 🤱🏼 I love every single one of his expressions so I had to post them all 💙” - @yogawithkrystin

It's natural right? Baby's born, finds the boob and latches right on... it's what they're supposed to do.
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This isn't always the case. In fact, most mothers struggle at the beginning. So if you're struggling right now and wondering what's wrong with you... absolutely NOTHING. It can be a learning curve for both you and your baby. It can take time and patience. You have to learn how to hold your baby correctly, how to hold your boob, squeeze it just right and shove it in their mouth, making sure their lips are out surrounding your areola and not pinched in the latch.
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But keep going, you and your baby will learn together. And remember, lactation consultants are your "breast friend" 😉

New mom Lara: "I’m amazed by what my body has been able to do. I still look at Ru in bewilderment, trying to fathom that he came from my cells. I’ve found the journey as a mother so far to be a mix of expansive mind-melting love, and utter catastrophe." ❤️⁠” | from @elvie 📸 by @jessechamberlinmarble

To all the mamas standing up for your legal right 👏🏽🤱🏼🤱🏻🤱🏽🤱🏾🤱🏿👏🏽 #dropthecover #normalizebreastfeeding

Fast food baby style ✌🏽#dropthecover #normalizebreastfeeding | 📸 @pernillalinn

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Did I let her cry too long? Did I feed him enough? Did I end with the left or right breast last feeding? Should I bathe her again tonight, or is that too much? He’s running a fever, should I take him to the doctor? She spit up blood, should I be concerned? She’s only slept a few hours today, is that normal? He has a rash on his back, should I call his doctor? .
Things you should not be concerned about... can I feed her here? 🤱🏼🤱🏻🤱🏽🤱🏾🤱🏿. #dropthecover #normalizebreastfeeding

Dressing room feedings, let’s talk about it 👇🏽
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There was a good chunk of time spent in the dressing room with my first baby. A time where I didn’t know my rights. When I didn’t have the confidence. When I felt ashamed for feeding in public 😔. .
The hours spent in a lonely dressing room, probably in tears, wondering if my breastfeeding journey would ever end. Daydreaming about the days I could simply go shopping... and be around other people... instead of being closed off in a box. Feeling shut out from the rest of the world 😪. It wasn’t an easy journey. In fact, I dreaded it and couldn’t wait to be done so I could go on with life and do the things I used to enjoy. .
My hope is that NO mother ever feels like this. That women know thei rights. That she doesn’t feel alone. That she has the confidence to feed her baby wherever she needs to. If this is you right now... use your voice even if it shakes, we have your back 💪🏽. - Lindsay| 📸 by @nanaamariiee

💦 Pumping mamas, where you at? 💦
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Whether you’re exclusively pumping... or pumping to build a stash... or pumping at work... or pumping just a little here and there... we SEE you. We honor you. We praise you 👏🏽. It’s NOT easy work and if we could, we’d jump through your phone right now and give you a big hug because you deserve it. .
All the extra time it takes, the stress it can cause, the cleaning all the parts, the labeling and storing, it’s tough work. You’re doing an amazing job 👏🏽. .
High five to every single one of you, you got this 💪🏽. | @capricious_fitness 📸 by @trinacaryphotography

Feeding our babes unapologetically... #MindYourOwnTits 🤱🏼🤱🏻🤱🏽🤱🏾🤱🏿
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Let us speak FOR you 💪🏽

💦 Let's talk milk supply. "Is it normal to have uneven milk supply?". The answer is yes! While pumping you might notice you get more milk out of one breast than the other. Or maybe your baby prefers to feed more your one breast, than the other. .
It's completely normal to produce uneven milk supply. In fact many mothers report producing more milk from the right breast, than their left. Weird right? No one really knows why. We call this the "slacker boob" haha.
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But as long as you and your baby are comfortable, there's no reason to be worried. Just continue feeding as normal, switching from one side to the other during each feeding. .
But if you experience discomfort or are worried about your supply, it's important to reach out to your doctor or Lactation Consultant.| 📸 @evarosebirth

🤱🏻 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