Concerned about having low milk supply? You're not alone! Only 5% of breastfeeding women actually have a low supply, yet many moms stop breastfeeding early due to concerns. In this video, I’ll explain why breast milk supply can dip and share actionable tips to boost it. Stay tuned until the end for when to seek professional help.
🔍 What you'll discover:
🌟 The real deal on low milk supply vs. perceived insufficient milk (PIM)
🌟 Physical, lifestyle, medical, and external factors affecting milk production
🌟 Practical tips to boost your milk supply effectively
🌟 When to seek help from a professional
Hi, I’m Katie, a mom of two and a breastfeeding coach here to support you through your breastfeeding journey.
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I am a former HCPC registered Paramedic in the UK with over 15 years experience in various healthcare settings including ambulances and hospital A&E with a BSc in Psychology, I now support new families as a Parenting and Breastfeeding Coach with a certification as a Breastfeeding Counsellor.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is intended for educational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with your pediatrician, family doctor, or another qualified healthcare provider if you have concerns about your child's health. The advice and tips shared here are based on personal experience and research, but each child is unique, so individual needs may vary. Never disregard or delay seeking professional medical advice because of something you have learned from this video.
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