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Milk Production Concerns

Milk Production Concerns, Parent's Nursing Stories, Podcast, Uncategorized

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 79: Tara’s Story Pt 1

Veronica Rapin / December 5, 2023

This one got really long, so we made it into two parts! That’s what happens when Jessica’s best friend is […]

Answers to Lactation FAQs, Express and Store Milk, Milk Production Concerns, Podcast, Uncategorized, Why Breastfeeding Matters

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 78: Liz’s Breastfeeding and Induced Lactation Story

Barbara / November 7, 2023

This one is so special! Liz shares her journey of growing her family via a gestational surrogate, and how she induced lactation

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Need to recertify? Let us help you get it done! We

Need to recertify? Let us help you get it done! We've made the process simple. Nancy Mohrbacher, IBCLC, FILCA , and Barbara Robertson, MA, IBCLC created LactaLearning’s self-study recertification courses with you in mind. They won’t break the bank, and among our options, you can easily find exactly what you need. How? You can get all 75 required hours in one course or enroll in courses that correspond perfectly to each IBCLC Detailed Content Outline topic area. Even before you enroll, you’ll be able to see just how many CERPs you’ll receive in which topic areas. ✅

#recertifyingmadesimple #cerps #lactalearning #lactationeducation #lactationsupport #IBCLC #breastfeedingsupport #becominganIBCLC #chestfeeding

What improves adolescent brain function? Longer br

What improves adolescent brain function? Longer breastfeeding, according to this 2025 longitudinal study. It found the longer babies breastfed, the greater the structural brain enhancements in adolescents that lead to better mental health, better executive functioning and better school performance.

Study: Sustained breastfeeding associations with brain structure and cognition from late childhood to early adolescence.

Ottino González J, Fernández MAR, Esaian S, Rajagopalan V, Bouhrara M, Goran MI, Adise S. Sustained breastfeeding associations with brain structure and cognition from late childhood to early adolescence. Pediatr Res. 2025 Dec;98(6):2144-2152. doi: 10.1038/s41390-025-04086-x. Epub 2025 May 17. PMID: 40382469; PMCID: PMC12716639.

#breastfeeding #lactation #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #breastfeedingresearch #adolescent #brainhealth #braindevelopment

Why Our 95-hour CCLS Course is Exceptional ➡️ 👏🏻

Why Our 95-hour CCLS Course is Exceptional ➡️

👏🏻 Optional monthly Zoom sessions led by course creators Nancy Mohrbacher and Barbara Roberston that offer community, the accountability many need, and the opportunity to ask questions.
✅ A course design that makes it easy to focus on specific topic areas you want or need to improve your understanding.
👍🏼 A direct connection to Nancy and Barbara via regular Zoom check-ins and easy ways to ask questions.
👏🏻 Course materials that exactly follow the topic outline for the IBLCE exam for those interested in taking the exam.
❤️ Includes our IBCLC Exam Preparation Course.
✅ Includes all lactation-specific education requirements for becoming an IBCLC, such as 5 hours of communication skills and 2 hours on the World Health Organization Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes (WHO Code).
👍🏼 Includes Nancy Mohrbacher's Breastfeeding Answers, PDF edition, the definitive resource for those dedicated to helping mothers breastfeed.
➡️ You can take the course at any time.
👏🏻 Nurses can earn Nursing Contact Hours.

#IBCLC #lactationconsultant #breastfeeding #lactationsupport #lactation #breastfeedingsupport

Amazingly, even 10 years *after* breastfeeding, la

Amazingly, even 10 years *after* breastfeeding, lactation is linked to lower depression and anxiety scores. This 2026 longitudinal prospective cohort study found that any breastfeeding, longer exclusive breastfeeding, and lifetime breastfeeding of ≥12 months are all associated with less depression and anxiety after 10 years.

Study: Breastfeeding and later depression and anxiety in mothers in Ireland: a 10-year prospective observational study

McNestry C, O’Reilly SL, Twomey PJ, et al Breastfeeding and later depression and anxiety in mothers in Ireland: a 10-year prospective observational study BMJ Open 2026;16:e097323. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2024-097323

#breastfeeding #lactation #mentalhealth #anxiety #depression #IBCLC #breastfeedingresearch #postpartumdepression #postpartum

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