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16 contributions to BreastfeedingLittle Latch Nest
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How is everything going? This is a safe group ask questions engage! Others might have the same questions.
0 likes • 8d
I feel overwhelmed, idk if it’s hormones, life stressors, pumping is hard and being away from the babies and sleep…
0 likes • 7d
@Karen Gilbert I think it’s more of twin life. When they cry at the same time, trying to sooth, feed one. Just overwhelmed of trying to make sure they are both happy
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I was wondering if there is any tips and tricks on nipple sensitivity? When I have a let down, or wind feels it, when I touch it on accident, it’s so uncomfortable. Any advice?
0 likes • Mar 17
No nipple changes and no burning just sensitive and tingling
Quick check-in for the moms in here 🤍
How is breastfeeding going this week? Drop one word or a quick update: 🍼 Going great 😅 Still figuring things out 😴 Exhausted but hanging in 🤍 Finally feeling more confident ❓ Have a question If something is challenging right now, you can share that too. Chances are another mom here is going through the same thing. Let’s check in with each other 👇
1 like • Mar 10
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Why Do Formula Amounts Increase… But Breastmilk Doesn’t?
This confuses so many parents. With formula-fed babies, bottle volumes typically increase as baby grows. You’ll see 2 oz become 4 oz… then 6 oz… sometimes even more. But with breastfed babies, intake usually stays around 24–30 oz in 24 hours from about 1 month to 12 months. The volume doesn’t keep climbing the same way. Why? Because breastmilk changes. Breastmilk is biologically designed to adjust its composition as your baby grows. The calories, fat content, antibodies, and nutrients shift over time to match developmental needs. So instead of increasing the volume dramatically, the milk becomes more concentrated and tailored. Formula doesn’t change composition in response to baby. So volume increases are how growth demands are met. That’s why a breastfed baby taking 4 oz at 2 months may still take 4–5 oz at 6 months — and be perfectly satisfied. This is also why we don’t compare breastfed babies to formula-fed babies' ounce for ounce. They function differently in the body. Feeding your baby — whether breastmilk, formula, or both — is about growth, diapers, and overall health. Not competition. If you want a deeper breakdown on how intake works, growth spurts, and how to know if your baby is truly getting enough, we go into that step-by-step inside the membership side. 🤍
0 likes • Mar 5
This is so cool!!!
Hunger
While pregnant, my babies wouldn’t let me eat anything! Now that I’m breastfeeding, I’m constantly starving non-stop. Any advice lol?
0 likes • Feb 27
@Karen Gilbert all day mostly it feels like. Every time I pump I tend to get hungry.
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Kayleen Wiant
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@kayleen-wiant-5126
Pumping and breast feeding mama. Learning as I go!!

Active 5d ago
Joined Feb 8, 2026