While pregnant, my babies wouldn’t let me eat anything! Now that I’m breastfeeding, I’m constantly starving non-stop. Any advice lol?

My free prenatal breastfeeding class is a great starting point. But some moms don’t just want information. They want real support. Whether you’re pregnant and want a solid feeding plan before baby arrives…Or you’re already postpartum and thinking, “Why is this harder than I expected?”… That’s where my prenatal and postpartum coaching comes in. This is personalized guidance for moms who want: • A clear plan before delivery • Help protecting milk supply• Latch troubleshooting • Support with pumping or combo feeding • Help navigating nipple pain, fussy feeds, or supply concerns • Someone steady to ask questions when it feels overwhelming Because Google can’t assess your baby. And social media advice isn’t personalized to you. Coaching gives you direct support tailored to your situation — in pregnancy and in those first critical weeks (or months) after birth. If you’re thinking, “I don’t want to guess my way through this…” Comment “SUPPORT” or send me a message and I’ll share the details. You don’t have to figure this out alone. 💛

If you’re pregnant or newly postpartum and have questions about breastfeeding… this is for you. This Sunday at 12 PM EST, I’m going live for an open Q&A. Nothing is too small. Nothing is “silly.” If you’re wondering about it — it matters. We can talk about: • Pain with latch • Milk supply worries • What’s normal in the first days • Pumping questions • Cluster feeding • Preparing before baby arrives • Or whatever is on your mind Drop your questions below so I can make sure we cover them 👇 If you’re catching this after it’s posted, you can still join us live. Breastfeeding feels overwhelming when you’re guessing. It feels manageable when you understand what’s happening. Let’s take the panic out of it.

Whether you’re pregnant and planning ahead… Up at 2am wondering if this is normal… Or 4 months in and questioning your supply… Drop your questions below. No question is too small. No question is “dumb.” No judgment here — just support. Here are some examples if you’re not sure what to ask: • Is my baby getting enough? • Why does latch hurt on one side? • How often should my newborn eat? • Is cluster feeding normal? • How do I increase milk supply? • Should I wake baby to feed? • Pumping at work — how much should I send? • Can I breastfeed if I’m sick? If it’s on your mind, it matters. I’m Karen — a postpartum nurse and Lactation Coordinator with 17 years of experience — and I’m here to help you feel confident, not confused. Ask away 👇

We’re going LIVE this Sunday at 12PM EST for an open breastfeeding Q&A. If it’s on your mind, let’s talk about it. If something isn’t making sense, ask. Clarity builds confidence. What questions do you have right now? • Is baby getting enough? • Cluster feeding confusion? • Pumping schedules? • Bottle refusal or paced feeding? • Latch pain? • Supply worries? Drop your questions below 👇 If you can’t make it live, still comment — I’ll cover your question during the replay.