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Breastmilk Storage Hacks

Posted by Shanna McKune · August 17, 2020

Pumping moms know that pumped breastmilk takes up a significant amount of refrigerator and freezer space. While all of the extra milk is a huge win (yay!) you don't want to only have space for milk (I mean, where would you store your Moosetracks ice cream?!)

Kind of kidding, but the space issue is a real issue. And not only that, but your breastmilk needs to be easily accessible and organized so that it can serve its purpose.

Breastfeeding Hurdles: Thrush

Posted by Shanna McKune · July 31, 2020

Thrush.

Just the sound of that word makes some moms shudder! Thrush is known to be an unpleasant experience and has derailed many breastfeeding journeys that would otherwise still be going strong. Let's learn more about how to recognize it and what to do about it so you can keep moving forward in your breastfeeding journey.

Your Breastmilk IS Enough

Posted by Shanna McKune · July 13, 2020

Did you know the #1 most consistently reported reason why moms stop breastfeeding is the belief that their baby is not satisfied by breastmilk alone? This is most common in the first 2 months of the baby's life.

How Does COVID-19 Impact Breastfeeding Moms?

Posted by Shanna McKune · April 02, 2020

Research is ongoing as it pertains to COVID-19, on all fronts, and the impact it is having on moms and infants is only one piece of the puzzle. The data collected so far is small and not yet substantial enough to reach clear conclusions. But the good news is...

Why Wyatt's? (What You Can Know For Sure)

Posted by Shanna McKune · March 03, 2020

Expecting moms are basically professional decision-makers.

Hospital birth or home birth? Which diaper bag style - tote or backpack? Find out the gender of the baby early or drive everyone crazy with the anticipation of waiting until delivery?

So. Many. Questions.

When it comes to breast pumps, there are even more questions to add to the list:

How do I get a breast pump? Which pump is right for me? Do I need the portable version? How do I contact my insurance company about this?

It’s a lot, on top of an already overwhelming list. We get it.