Elizabeth generously shares her infant feeding journey as an older mom with type 1 diabetes. Additionally Elizabeth shares some exciting news about the changes and new player joining the infant formula scene! Join us! 

Tune in to hear Ayelet's experience as first time mom. Ayelet intimately shares what support from her close circle looked like and just how significant having support was throughout her feeding journey. Ayelet, thank you for sharing such insights and personal moments. 

Tongue tie specialist Dr. Simone Landau shares from her personal experience as a mom of 4 (!!) AND as a dentist who specializes in laser tongue tie procedures! Tune in to hear what to look out for if you think your baby may have a tongue tie! 

Shlomit not only shares from her expansive knowledge as a NICU nurse, sleep trainer, lactation consultant and mom of four, she also shares what it's like to give birth in Shanghai, China where she's been living for the past several years!  

Join me and Zohar as she shares from her breadth of knowledge and experience as a mom of three and a postnatal and community nurse. 

Zohar brings a very unique and wonderful voice that incorporates a playful approach that really highlights the importance of flexibility and our well-being! 

Thank you Zohar for sharing with us! 

Arielle bravely shares her infant feeding journey as well as her experience with Post Partum Depression with M.Other Milk. One study found that women who struggle with breastfeeding over the first few weeks after giving birth have a 42% higher risk of developing PPD. This is a huge percentage and should NOT be overlooked. 

The intense and overwhelming emotions that come up when M.Others struggle to feed their newborn are real and can have devastating impact. One of the things that struck me most about my conversation with Arielle was the heartbreaking realization that unfortunately, that first feeding can be a traumatic and negative experience for M.Others. 

It is vital to encourage M.Others and ensure they are supported  - their mental health and well being has to come first!

Orli's story is warm and wonderful, brave and honest.  With great honesty and warmth, Orli shares what it was like to confront intense feelings, while being a brave strong momma. Orli is also our first mom to share what's it's like feeding during the time of Corona. Thank you Orli!

Tami's story touches on two very important points to always remember - 

1) Do what works - for you, for your baby, and for your family. 

2) You are NOT failing at breastfeeding! You created a human - that is a major success! 

Join me and night nanny, Chessie Cloud, as we discuss the benefits of hiring help so momma can get rest. Because it's not all or nothing, you don't have to do it alone, and you deserve to rest and repair your body.