Happy New Year!

Can you believe that it’s 2022 already? It seems so crazy that we crossed into another year.

The pandemic has changed our lactation private practices so much but not all of it was bad. It has actually given us new ideas on how we want to run our businesses and serve our clients.

In this episode, we are going over what we are looking forward to in 2022 and what we are ready to leave behind.

“Here we are two years later and just trying to figure out how we need to continue to shift and be malleable and figure out how to keep running our private practices to the best of our abilities.”

In this episode, we will cover:

• What we hope 2022 brings (3:37)
• The shifts we had to make in our businesses (4:27)
• Lessons the Pandemic has taught us (7:48)
• How we had to adapt and make changes to our schedules and life (10:39)

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Links and Resources

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About Us

Leah Jolly is a private practice IBCLC with Bay Area Breastfeeding in Houston, Texas.

Annie Frisbie is a private practice IBCLC serving Queens and Brooklyn in New York City and the creator of the Lactation Consultant Private Practice Toolkit.