Right! His twin! Even her facial expressions lol.

Isn’t that the truth! He couldn’t deny her if his life depended on it. (Not that he would). I know these comments will pop off real quick 😂

Concur! lol spitting image if I ever seen one!

Do not make sense!

Both of them do Both of the babies resemble each other and the father

Wow, thank you!

her willingness to be vulnerable is very endearing and inspiring. I think that's why she'll never stop evolving.

Same same same!!! I have no intention of having children but I wanted to know everything that was offered in this video and follow Shan for being honest about who she is in the moment. Such a healthy way to go through life.... and an inspiration to me to live my truth out loud... I'm getting there

Agreed! I appreciate that her content has evolved with her and I don't mind that it's not aligned with where I'm at right now.

This makes me so so happy! Congratulations to you

This is so so helpful thank you

We have those here! Silverettes are what they called and they are so helpful with inflamed or irritated nipples

You are so welcome!

😂😂😂😂😂

Thanks for sharing!!

I totally agree!

Wow I’d love to hear about the experience

@@shanboody sure! I can’t praise them enough. I started going at about 20 weeks or so for my prenatal visits and they made my husband and I feel like family right away. I always knew I wanted an out of hospital experience because of the black maternal statistics. I loved KSLA’s approach of catering to every part of the birthing experience (mental state, nutrition, family dynamic, mom’s body, etc). I also did their lactation class and child birthing classes which were really helpful. (Side note: all the mommy friends I have now I met through KSLA and that has been one of my biggest gifts from them. Such great support there.) I did a water birth at 39 weeks at the center and had no complications. It was the most painful yet empowering thing I’ve ever experienced. I had Ms. Kim and another midwife, my doula and my husband there and it was just what I needed to push through, literally lol. I loved that I just felt “normal” after birth. Able to eat and walk around and not feel drowsy or confined to a bed. We were able to go home within 4-5 hrs and start our new life of three. They do 4 postpartum visits (2 at home and 2 at the center) which all went well. And I love that even now (my daughter is a year and half now) I can still text Kim at any time with questions and she is available and willing to help. I highly recommend them to all future mommies. Another side note: I have nothing but good things to say about KSLA but that’s not to say my parenting journey has been perfect or easy, because it hasn’t. Just want to be clear. I’m happy to talk about any aspect of my pregnancy or parenting journey as well. Hope this was helpful 🧡 And thank you for having this platform, I love your content.

@@deedrawalker5805 wow, thank you so much for detailing your experience and providing such useful insight ✨🤎

Glad you enjoyed it!

I can’t thank you enough for caring sisi

She is absolutely first comment worthy!

Thank youuu

Thank you so much 🤗

I'm so glad!

Right? A wealth of information!!

Omg yes! I'm in a facebook group of women who had breast reductions and I always wonder whether I'm going to be able to breastfeed 🥹

Thank u for finding it!!!!

Nursing is looked down upon?

Affecting the baby sister how?

Absolutely

I was prescribed a cream and then oral, both cases it came back. I do know it’s a me thing tho bc I’m not as on it when it comes to changing bras and Falanges plus I’m ALWAYS in a bra bc of the nipple pain plus size. I do feel as if I bit the bullet for ten days and took medication plus practiced extreme care with cleaning whatever touched my nipples, I could clear this. I’m just…not prioritizing this, I gotta call it what it is

also all babies are different she might not want to she might be done! and it sounds like she had a improper latch.

Hello! you do not need to be a doctor. you just need to have some kind of background in biology, health sciences, public health or even a doula or nurse can become one. Enroll in the lactation program (usually it is 90 hours of education), but then you need about 1000hours of clinical hours within 5 years (regulations vary from state to state so check with the specific board), pass the exam.

Yes thank you for this! Ryu had her tongue tie clipped, Xya was okay. I’m glad you found out what worked for you oxo mama

My mom breastfed me until the day I spit the breastmilk back into her face so I'm thinking sure, when the kid quits, let 'em quit! lol

I've learned that no child would naturally stop breastfeeding before it's at least 2.5 years old. If it stops before it's usually due to suckling on bottles, pacifiers and such things, that can cause the babys preferences to shift. Drinking from a bottle is easier so at some point the baby wouldn't want to latch onto the breast anymore. If you want a child to keep breastfeeding for all the benefits this has, even in toddler age, one should stay away from bottles, pacifiers, sippy cups etc.

@@lainacavios Or you could just pump breastmilk into a bottle as opposed to having a child who is able to speak asking you pull up your shirt?

@@lainacavios Most parents can't afford to keep a toddler dependent on breasts especially if the child goes to daycare. Eventually, they're going to need cups or other methods especially for oral health.

I’ve had a couple lactation experts confirm I’m okay with Falange size. Its a variable tho for sure you’re right