If you’re pregnant and planning to breastfeed, this class is for you. Most moms don’t struggle because they can’t make milk. They struggle because no one explained what’s normal before baby arrives. In this live class, we’ll cover: 🍼 What actually happens in the first 72 hours 🍼 How much milk baby truly needs (and why colostrum is enough) 🍼 Cluster feeding — and why it doesn’t mean low supply 🍼 How to know if baby is getting enough 🍼 Latch basics that work from day one 🍼 What’s normal vs when to get extra support This is prenatal preparation — not 2am panic control. We already have 7 moms registered 💗 If you’re planning to come live, comment COMING below. If you can’t make it live but want the replay, comment REPLAY. Then head to the Calendar tab and click “Going” to save your seat. Let’s prepare before baby arrives — not after. — Karen

Welcome to Breastfeeding Prep & Support Hi, I’m Karen I’m a postpartum nurse and lactation coordinator, and I’m really glad you’re here. This community is here to help you understand breastfeeding before it feels overwhelming — and to support you through real-life postpartum moments with calm, evidence-based education. Start Here 👇 1️⃣ Introduce yourselfShare: - Where you are (pregnant or postpartum) - How old your baby is (if they’re here) - One thing you’re hoping to feel more confident about Short and simple is perfect. 2️⃣ Start in the ClassroomBegin with:👉 Breastfeeding Preparation Before Baby Arrives(Even if your baby is already here — this sets the foundation.) 3️⃣ Explore at your own paceLessons are designed to be: - practical - easy to follow - focused on what actually matters - What This Space Is (and Isn’t) This IS: ✔ Education-focused ✔ Evidence-based ✔ Calm and judgment-free ✔ Designed to reduce overwhelm This is NOT: ✖ Crisis care ✖ Emergency medical advice ✖ Pressure to “do it perfectly” You don’t need to know everything right now. You just need a place that helps you understand what’s normal and what matters. If you later decide you want live teaching, structured support calls, or full guide access, those options are available separately inside the paid sections. But start with the free classroom first. You’re welcome here 🤍— Karen