My Breastfeeding Journey | From Struggle Bus to Success

[@MaxMayaLiving]

Heyooo!!! It's been truly transformational. Standing side by side with you on this journey has been tough but the result and where you are today is MAGICAL! Love you!! / Max

[@shamelessmaya]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@ambyramenra]

So many gems are dropped in this video. I'm so happy you found someone to help you virtually. I had a few of the same issues with my first. I was so afraid that a nipple shield would become a crutch, but nope - a total lifesaver. I'm sharing this with all my new mamas because the best part of your video is your anecdotes about your experience. You're speaking so much truth. Don't be afraid to push on the ducts while Saga is nursing (and while you pump). Pressing/massaging will help move the milk out of the ducts that are prone to clog. You can also squeeze your milk out and rub it on your nipples. Your milk has amazing healing properties too! Keep going mama! You're doing an AMAZING job.

[@shamelessmaya]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 now that I’m through it it seems so far away but when I was on that bus it was THE WORST!!! I just hope this helps someone out there 🙏🏾💕 thanks for sharing

[@ambyramenra]

@@shamelessmaya You're helping a lot of mamas just by sharing your testimony. I've breastfed 3 children (almost 7 years total) and your story took me right back to that first year. I would have loved to see someone who looked like me share her struggles and triumph. I definitely wouldn't have felt so alone... while having support. When you're so exhausted and everything else about motherhood and postpartum is so new, it's so easy to feel alone. Thank you!!!

[@prudylouw]

Maya!!! I’m 7 weeks postpartum and it’s like you’re literally reading a script from my life. My daughter is no down to one bottle but going to try the night nursing to increase supply. I’ve been trying to pump to increase supply but don’t think that’s working so much. This video was much needed, thank you for sharing! Taking the tips you listed.

[@shamelessmaya]

You got this mama!!! It’s so intense but you got this!

[@AutumnLeavesChristmasTrees]

“Feeling inadequate”. I felt that in my soul. The bottle, husbands insecurity, people constantly telling me to add rice, people questioning my baby and why she doesn’t sleep all night and so much more

[@shamelessmaya]

You got this! And once food is introduced it’s so much easier 🙌🏾

[@dreamcatcher0795]

This has been so helpful!! I had a complete mental breakdown yesterday and called my lactation expert crying cuz I felt like a failure:( I didnt have all the issues u had, and I think I would have stopped breastfeeding with all the tings u went thru, so much respect to you!! We are all trying here… thank you for this💙

[@chayes3862]

Great tips thanks for sharing; I'm sending this to a friend/soon to be first time Mom that's like a little sister. Always glad to see new videos as your life changes from being a new transplant in L.A., cutting off your hair, getting assistants, finding balance, getting engaged, buying a home, married life and becoming a mom... what a ride it's has been!🤗💪🏽🥂🍾🙌🏽 Cheers to continued blessings and progress!☺️

[@shamelessmaya]

Please share! And what a wild ride it’s been 🤯

[@bargainbeauty7529]

Transplant?

[@818clong]

Really excellent video! Many new mothers will benefit from watching this video. I hope it goes viral for that reason. Also, I commend you and the medical professional for advising you to find another nurse. Lesson learned to never let someone shame you or make you feel like you don't know your body or your baby. Always trust your maternal instinct, like you did through this entire process.

[@shamelessmaya]

Honestly, switching nurses was the best thing I could have done 🙏🏾💕

[@writeaboutitco]

I agree with everything! My son is 6 months and I am just now starting to feel confident in my mother abilities and in my choice to breastfeed. I agree support is my number one tip. Surround yourself with support. If it come from family and friends great but if not go online and find groups. Also a lot of hospitals and YMCA offer breastfeeding groups.

[@CharisMaggieTV]

I swear I’ve been learning so much from you and Shan about motherhood. I love hearing both perspectives too so thanks for sharing this topic that’s not really talked about

[@donmoniquekelson9550]

My daughter is 17 and I’m not planning on having another one however, I enjoy learning and watching your vids. You’ve come a long way and very dedicated. 👏🏾👏🏾🫶🏾🎯

[@alessapascale2781]

It’s been 1,5 month for me when I had my son of pure pain. I was basically crying while breastfeeding. Thank god I had a nurse who helped me to push through. She gave me some kind of aloe Vera gel for my nipples, showed me how to breastfeed sideways so that the baby can declogg my breast. Also the best way to deglogg is for the baby to do it because they hit so many more “nerves” (for lack of a better word) than a pump would. Because I tried pumping and it didn’t solve the issue at all. Also, walk around with your nipples free lol, everything that covers them (fabric) for too long makes it worse. Those things helped me a lot back then!! Thanks for sharing Maya! Wish I had seen this 3 years ago!

[@AndiaJai]

I’m 4 months PP and I swear breastfeeding can lead to PPD easily. It’s such a rollercoaster but I’m not giving up!

[@shamelessmaya]

It really can, but you will get through this And it will be a distant memory ✨🙏🏾

[@Anitausher57]

Maya - I'm so glad you persevered regardless of all the obstacles you encountered, thanks for sharing your experience w/ others, and for the great tips! I pray you continue with the fervent spirit of giving your daughter the best of you!!!

[@reneatoniburke8337]

Maya you're a G for real. Shout out to all mothers getting through the highs and lows of breastfeeding. I appreciate your story, tricks and tips; especially the part about maintaining your confidence while facing challenges/opposition. You (and Max) are doing such a great job parenting Saga. 💗

[@jross478229]

Thanks for this video Maya! Going through it now and it's a lot. I agree moms need to know these things BEFORE it's needed.

[@victoriam2267]

Engorged breasts are the worst. In my experience, cabbage leaves was a God send. Once they start to wilt, keep changing it. Such a relief. I slept with cabbage on and it went away same day. That and run hot water on them in the shower while massaging.

[@naeanmoji3895]

This video resonates with me so so much 😭😭😭 this was my story , bad latch, thrush , exclusively pumping , relatching baby at 4 months 😭😭 it was such a hard journey !!!! I live in Botswana and there are no lactation consultants here, I had a few zoom appointments with my aunt in the UK who is but I was so defeated so broken and I totally understand what to you mean when you say you felt inadequate. I literally stopped feeding to pump cause my nipples were so damaged !!! When I had thrush my son's pediatrician was amazing she gave me this gel like cream that went on my nipple and on baby's tongue as well , I've totally forgotten the name now cause he is 2. Thank you for sharing more women need to, wish I had seen videos likes this before breastfeeding ... ❤️❤️

[@Lightnaxhis]

i will always love getting other mommas stories and perspectives. I learn so many little things and im having 3rd child. Breast feeding is the hardest thing for me and im so determined to get it right this time!

[@TiaraChante]

My daughter is 2.5 and I just stopped breastfeeding, it was a journey but I’m so glad to be done! It’s a beautiful connection to have with your mini.

[@Edwarddreamer]

So I’m a new Mother/Baby nurse. Mainly Postpartum and I had the luxury of spending a day with lactation (which I really enjoyed). One of the interesting things I learned and I try and teach my patients is: The baby is the best at extracting the milk (especially colostrum). The breast pump is simply going to stimulate the breast. Which is great when baby isn’t feeding. Breastfeeding is so interesting and I love vids like these. I always learn something and try and spread the word to my new moms.

[@leandramcnair]

This video helped me so much!! I gave birth to my little girl a month ago and breast feeding is no joke. It’s relieving to hear that this journey isn’t smooth for everyone.

[@asdmommy]

*VERY informative, THANK YOU!!* 💖

[@LisaYoungmpp]

Thank you for sharing this video, Maya! My daughters are in their 20's now, but I wish someone could have shared this information 27 years ago. I'm saving your video because I have a pregnant niece, and 2 other nieces planning to get pregnant. I believe your story will be so helpful for them!

[@shamelessmaya]

Please do! They may be blessed and not have this struggle but also good knowing others experiences

[@trinandrealewis001]

Lord have mercy. Bless your heart. I am praying for all the breastfeeding mothers.

[@gigivoicu9998]

Hi Maya, I believe the best thing you can do when fighting yeast is to change your diet. I know you eat vegetarian, but cut the sugar too. Trush goes out of control if you eat too much sugar - obgyn said this to me.

[@etsegenetlemma4660]

Your hair 😍

[@adrianadaly5775]

Thank you for sharing! I’m pregnant with my first and I want to breastfeed. You gave me so many tips and ideas on what else to add to the registry. You’re amazing for educating us and I’m so grateful to have learned so much!

[@shamelessmaya]

If you can book an appointment with a lactation consult or follow that IG account I linked in the info box

[@tasialegan9152]

Great video! Lactation nurses all the way! Mine helped so much! I also had a nurse and pediatrician make me feel like shit and try to push formula on me. I found a better pediatrician and a lactation specialist. I was given a nipple guard too but it actually caused my milk supply to decrease because my son couldn’t push enough milk through so just be cautious of that. The lactation specialist pointed this out and told me to throw mine away and instead worked on getting a good latch and taught me how to tell if he was getting enough milk by watching his gulps. Her letting me know what was normal, ie. soreness, tenderness, and that I didn’t actually need the guard for those things and also what to watch out for like excessive bleeding, swollen ducts, was invaluable. She also told me to massage my nipples and breasts in the shower, since I like them hot, and to apply lanolin afterwards as well as after each nursing session. I think this helped me avoid clogged ducts and helped relieve the incredible soreness I had. 💜💜

[@willrpark7525]

Wow! I'm a subscriber from way back (look it up) I won't be long because of her material and I just want to say glad to see the Queen is still on her throne.

[@AutumnLeavesChristmasTrees]

Breastfeeding now. We are 8 months in. It’s sad how it feels like we’ve been fighting to preserve our journey since day 1.

[@flarebrown5048]

Loved this very real video. I’m nursing my 5month old twins and it has been quite the journey but I can agree that having support is the primary way to build your confidence as a breastfeeding mom.

[@shamelessmaya]

Support is key!

[@cyrenewilliams4169]

I’m expecting and this is such honest and useful information for the months ahead. Thank you

[@lalamadrid]

I had no idea why this made me emotional. I had so much pain in the beginning but a successful BF journey so far. Then I realized…it’s amazing to see your friends encourage you and say you can do this! After your confidence was shot. THIS MATTERS! It’s the most important part of BF. Believe in yourself but more than anything believe in you and your child as a team! YOU CAN DO IT TOGETHER. Trust each other!

[@mburcandleco]

Im nowhere near ready to have a baby and I absolutely LOVED this video. It's so informational and real and gives me an idea of what to expect in the future so THANK YOU!

[@scienceisfun4868]

I’m pregnant with number 2 and feeling like I forgot all the early breastfeeding struggles. I breastfed my 1st until just after his 3rd birthday. But nervous all the latch issues, pain, chapped nip, etc will happen again

[@awhitfield6827]

I gave up so quickly... 11 years ago with little to no support. Although I don't plan on having anymore kids, this was very informative. You are a gem!

[@shamelessmaya]

The support is so real!

[@ashLeecurls]

MAYA!! Girl! How did I not know we were going through the same thing at same time?! My 9 month old soon to 10 months had me crying all day with breastfeeding! Now I’m a pro and the bond is unbelievable! Much love chica!

[@shamelessmaya]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 we here though ✨✨😘

[@tegalicocious]

She said when did the real problem start… I was like wait.. the problem hasn’t started????

[@shamelessmaya]

🤣🤣🤣

[@gmdp1924]

Thank you for your honesty, I really appreciate it, this provides real insight on what it is like to be a new mom.

[@artisticwonder1873]

I feel like imma be coming back to this video in like 7 years

[@truecaramel3]

One thing I don’t think is talked about often (atleast I hadn’t heard about it) is when babies begin eating solids, balancing that food with breastfeeding. I was still breastfeeding on demand, but my baby started to lose weight. I was advised by the pediatrician to start breastfeeding on a schedule (therefore breastfeeding less often) and giving more nutrition through food and that got us back on track. May not be the right path for everyone, but that’s what happened for me.

[@LuciendaBaxter]

Hey 👋🏽 Shameless Maya, you are doing just fine, heck our grandmothers and great-grandmothers had zero of the modern technology we have now and they birthed and breastfed with ease🤱🏽Motherhood is a learn as you go process, my babies 👶🏽 are all in their 20s now and I'm still learning different things a about them daily 😅🤣...You got this 👍🏾 just remain positive and Faithful 😊 Keep the videos coming 😊

[@shamelessmaya]

Reliance on technology and forgetting family connection is the culprit but yes! They managed exceptionally well

[@ambyramenra]

@@shamelessmaya Yes! We also have so much societal pressure making us think that we're failures if we can't figure things out in the first 5 mins. Babies actually know exactly what to do, but we often can't relax enough in the days, weeks, months right after birth to let them lead the nursing process. I wish someone had told me to slather my nipples with cream in the weeks before giving birth, because the nipples just aren't ready for the work they are about to put in. Sometimes as teeth start to come in, you may need cream as Saga learns how not to scrape or bite with her new teeth. I learned that breastfeeding was a test of my patience and ability to slow TF down. Once I figured those two things out, I was golden.

[@prudylouw]

@@ambyramenra so true about slowing down, I was telling this to my husband, for us type A always on the go personalities breastfeeding and mothering will slow you the heck down. Challenging but a good lesson in being present.

[@ambyramenra]

@@prudylouw right? I'm so glad I learned that lesson. It's still been necessary to remember as my babies (now 8,6, and 4) keep growing, learning, and taking me on this journey through motherhood.

[@acadiestudio]

Amazing video! I recommend this video for all women out there for breastfeeding journey and more!

[@rileystein6195]

Thank you for sharing. Breastfeeding started off great for me, then got tricky as I was planning on what to do when I would go back to work. Unfortunately, I was home for a month after giving birth and had to go back to work because maternity leave doesn't exist in the u.s. and I'm the breadwinner. For 2 solid weeks after giving birth, my son breastfed just fine. Never had any issues with his latch and eventually my nipples stopped hurting with minimal lanolin application. After that, I was stressing out over pumping and much to my hesitation, introducing formula. I really wanted to exclusively breastfeed for a year, but I didn't have time to build a stash. My supply has dropped with not being able to breastfeed often and pumping only once at work. Now my son barely latches. Finding a formula that I was willing to compromise on was a saga in and of itself. I'm considering meeting a lactation consultant to see what can be done given my situation. Currently feeling defeated and my partner won't empathize.

[@tonourishthesoul578]

YES to the PATREON

[@Rizzberry89]

Amazing video! Sharing your truth and raw experiences will help so many other mothers. I wish it went easier for you, but you got through it and I feel your frustration on wanting to stick with natural! I had a very similar experience, but I was lucky enough to have a great nurse who watched me feed and said I tensed my shoulders and hunched forwards when I fed my baby. This was making it awkward when my baby would latch on. I then learned how a baby should be properly latching on, and this made it a lot easier for us both. Initially. INITIALLY, oh there's more as you know! I then developed mastitis, and this was incredibly painful, unlike any pain I have ever experienced before. I ended up going to the hospital to have the infected area drained (yes it was horrific but I was lucky enough to spot a gas tank and asked for pain relief!). It was super gross and painful but this helped a lot. It went away after a while and I breastfed throughout the experience, even though I was in tears every time. I'm glad I stuck with it! Keep sharing your stories ladies, I wish I had access to this stuff back then

[@LovingAtlanta]

👍Very nice informative & helpful video. This video is going to help so many women. 🙏💝

[@AutumnLeavesChristmasTrees]

That point about the confidence is 100% true! Sooo many hurdles and then always to prove myself and my milk.

[@justkash5843]

Thank you for sharing. I’m currently expecting my second and I tried nursing my first but it was a disaster and eventually gave up. Like you we had similar struggles but This video made me very hopeful to see there is light at the end of the tunnel and it is possible. I will definitely take your tips into consideration because I really want to nurse my son when he’s here. Love from Toronto ❤️

[@Sewnover]

I would love baby and family content. I’d also love gardening/harvesting tips.

[@mariaroginska6383]

You're so strong! I can't imagine the struggle and all of the emotions coming with it...

[@lymindashaw1689]

I wish society would stop telling women breastfeeding is “easy” it’s not! And im saying this as someone whose baby latched immediately and never had any hiccups. I’ve exclusively breastfed for 14mos now and even though I didn’t have any issues it was still hard mentally and emotionally being the only one feeding her (she wouldn’t take a bottle & I gave up pumping) it’s takes a lot of support. I think women go in with unrealistic expectations and it can crush your ego and sense of self worth

[@krystelangel]

I am still struggling with my supply…this video resonated so much with me…it’s been almost two months this entire process has been difficult at times,to the fact that my baby is colicky/ gassy..sigh. Thank you

[@jmariehill9832]

Tip I wish I knew: Use a manual pump before trying the automatic breast pump.

[@shamelessmaya]

🙏🏾 yes!

[@lymindashaw1689]

This is the one!! Took me 11mos before I switched to manual and I wish I had wayyyy sooner 😭 Maybe I would’ve had a stash, the electric pump was just too much and I just ended up exclusively breastfeeding on boobie instead…which was exhausting 😵‍💫

[@marisolmartinez674]

First time mom and struggling with breastfeeding. thank you for this video!

[@destinypalin5657]

Much needed just curious to know for the future ❤️ thank you

[@WordsPictures997]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MAYA!!!!! THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!

[@shamelessmaya]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Beijaxol]

Maya, you look absolutely beautiful. I want to know if your beauty routine changed after giving birth and breastfeeding ? Has living in the country side in Sweden affected your hair snd skin? Has your diet in Sweden changed your health and beauty? Lots of questions, thanks for sharing your beautiful videos!❤️

[@candicethomas6333]

I definitely needed this video having the same problems my baby is three weeks. Glad to know that there is hope. I have two ? 1. How long would Saga breastfeed for ? 2. How much water you consume in a day?

[@shamelessmaya]

Everyone mother and baby is different but I would feed from 10-30mins I have no idea how much water I drink…back then a lot and now not as much

[@cynthiaexume1548]

So thankful for this video. My baby is 3 weeks old and everything should work but my milk supply is low. I'm now pumping at night more often and it's getting better!

[@LovingAtlanta]

👍Personally speaking, NutriBiotic products are excellent. Their ear drops are great too. 💝

[@junebug7923]

What a great and insightful video

[@afro-mentorshipinitiative8892]

Thank you for sharing this! Helped with my breastfeeding journey of my 6 week old

[@shamelessmaya]

You got this beautiful!!!

[@stephaniebartello6593]

Woo boy it’s a tough journey. I had a very similar story except never made it to fully breastfeeding as much as I tried. I went the pumping route for 9 months!! Looking back I can’t believe I even did that. Crazy! Well done for persevering!! It’s a tough & wild ride 🙏🏼 💕

[@shamelessmaya]

Pumping ain’t easy!!! You did that!!!

[@domearli8444]

Love this. So real and true. The beginning journey of breastfeeding is brutal. At some point we got the hang of it, and have also been night nursing which helps my supply of the good milk boob lol. And the Legendairy pills are amazing for clogs! Looking to supplement at times now because I have returned to work a few months ago and so tired of pumping 😓 trying to hang in there. Kind of hard to get my baby on formula since most of them do not taste good and don’t taste like breastmilk 😅 Really love the realness of describing the breastfeeding journey. Some of us really struggled at the beginning.

[@MsDCrosby071]

I had ALL the breastfeeding woes and sorrows during my 1st postpartum period. I had a lactation consultant visit in the hospital and another about 1 month after giving birth because it wasn't going well and I wanted to give up. I stuck with it for 6 months. My son would shallow feed, meaning he would not feed long enough to empty my breasts. So I have the discomfort of full breasts and trying to pump to empty, including in the wee hours of the morning. Tip that worked for me that I saw in my research was to 'turn on/off my boobs". I would use a heating pad to warm up my breast prior to a breastfeeding session. Then I would use a ice pad to cool down my breast so simmer her down. I did too much pumping to quickly and my left breast was hyper-simulating. I would feel letdown all the time and it was crazy! But that helped so much!!

[@shamelessmaya]

Thanks for sharing!

[@becabrea7733]

We had the same breastfeeding journey in the beginning. Thrush is no joke!!

[@shamelessmaya]

It was the worst!

[@Jasmillmelisa]

Motherhood is so hard! What a tough journey!

[@annebanda9797]

I really didn't know breastfeeding was that complicated. It just came naturally to me and daughter. It was our bonding time

[@IndiNatural]

You were so blessed I wish that was easy for me. I just new it would be easy but it was not 😢

[@puddin12dt]

This is all great info. Thanks so much for sharing your journey with us ❤

[@NyNativeTv]

My Jamaican mom in law didnt let my ducts get clogged. She told me before baby girl was born to latch early and massage after birth to prevent it getting hard! Glad I listened.

[@RosaliaShiweva]

Damn I am glad you are sharing this story with us . Lots of love .

[@alisonhilaire4170]

I don't have kids so I can't relate, but I sympathize with you and all the women struggling with breastfeeding. Hopefully with more information shared, women will struggle less👍 because I don't have kids, I've always wondered how new mothers reconcile this new part of their identity with the rest, since motherhood seems to be a major change.

[@shamelessmaya]

Good for you watching this!!! It’s just cool to know other experiences ✨🙏🏾

[@pretaeliane]

Haaka is the best ✨✨

[@tiffanymarie4825]

Great video thank you so much for this information. Im 12 weeks in and I have a low low supply i do have a few questions . How long did it take for you to get a consistent flow once you started night feeding ? Once you started night feeding would you still give her the bottle during the day or did you go cold turkey ? When you were pumping how much were you producing? I only get a .05 so that has me worry that when I do latch my daughter she’s not getting enough so I supplement with formula

[@DuckandKim]

I too struggled with breastfeeding but my baby is 11 now. 😂😂😂 And I struggled with the 1st kid too and she’s 15 now. Just hearing your story brought back bad memories of my own struggle. I’m so glad I stopped when I did. I think the worst of it all was when I showered my boobs wold leak and I had milk going down my body. As a mom you give so much of yourself away…I had to have at least my body for myself. And that’s why I couldn’t do it. 😩😩😩

[@mekaagee74]

Love the content 💕

[@hayleygarment5400]

Thank you Maya for this! I had chapped nipples and for super fast healing my lactation consultant recommended these things called Silverettes. They’re little silver caps you put over your nipples that are antibacterial. Right after the baby comes off put some breast milk on the nipple and put the silverette over it. This is “wet wound healing” and absolutely healed my nipples way faster than just using lanolin or coconut oil :)

[@shamelessmaya]

Yes! I had those too!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@IndiNatural]

Great video I struggled with my milk supply and it just went away one day and never came back 🤦🏽‍♀️ I tried gave it 3 months to come back and just recently gave up hope on breastfeeding. Now I’m just looking forward to table food and me making the food myself because that I can control. My breast failed me but I can control what my child eats 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@LifebyJazzieey]

Even tho I’m not pregnant nor do I have a baby. I will definitely keep this in mind for the future. 😊

[@play4alley]

I'm surprised you didn't get Mastitis! Great video. It's so hard! I had chronic engorment and used ice packs because I have oversupply.

[@shamelessmaya]

Right?! I didn’t get mastitis after a month of being clogged 🤯🤯🤯

[@n.g.l.]

Thanks for your video, you always give everyone the opportunity to learn from your mistakes and become wiser. Many blessings to you 💕

[@shamelessmaya]

I just don’t wish what I went through on ANYONE 🙏🏾✨

[@GoBagLadyGo]

For the thrush (yeast), Nyastin is usually prescribed. A couple drops on babys tongue.

[@shamelessmaya]

Not here in Sweden unfortunately

[@GoBagLadyGo]

@@shamelessmaya ohh i see! Hi Maya! So geeked you replied 😲🤗

[@lolaa5762]

I’m a physician and I’ve never heard of a thrush infection secondary to nursing. Also just because baby girls tounge was white doesn’t mean it was thrush. It could just be milk residue. If it was thrush it wouldn’t go away unless it’s treated with an anti fungal medication. I’m glad nursing is going well for you. It definitely isn’t for the weak.

[@lolaa5762]

Oh also.. instead of always washing the pumping parts you can put it in the fridge after pumping so you don’t have to wash it as often

[@naturallynirvelli]

I never want to breastfeed again 😭 but it was worth it

[@shamelessmaya]

🤣🤣🤣😩

[@MissLexiBee]

If you ever have low supply again, eat plenty oatmeal. Shakes. Oatmilk ice cream. Helps a lot. Sending love.

[@shamelessmaya]

Didn’t do a damn thing for me and I ate it everyday regardless

[@brigittahoffmann9283]

Super cool video, thank you for the video, 😍🤗😘

[@nicoleford4654]

My son was the opposite, I would feed him breastmilk in the bottle by day and breastfed him at night, and one day he didn't want the bottle, he just wanted the breast. Also, make sure to drink lots of water which helps with milk production.

[@NyNativeTv]

I used the Shea Moisture Lanolin version bcuz of the chapped burning feeling... Breastfed my baby 2 years. She only ever gained weight, I on the other hand lost the weight. 😦🥺

[@mmloverjm]

I wish I saw this sooner! No one talks about the cleaning and pain. How does anyone sleep?

[@play4alley]

Love the baby videos though. Would love to see more mom videos. More on sleeping with baby, sleep training? Did you? If saga is fussy? Witching hour? Etc.thx!

[@LotharRadscheid]

Hi good to see a new video from you, thx

[@shamelessmaya]

🙏🏾💕

[@LOLITA541]

This is great info! I'm pregnant and will be breastfeeding.

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You’re blessed!

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What are the 2 probiotics that you used ? For your nipple to take away the thrush because it’s not on your list in the description

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You are glowing💕💕💕💕

[@DeeDee84824]

How did you get through the pain? I had the fire nipples and cried too. My husband came home with formula and sad to say it was over. I let my breast heal for two weeks then tried to start back but she cried and cried like I wasn't feeding enough so I went back to formula. I'm pregnant again and this time I'm having a home birth and I'm going to do everything I can to strictly breast feed.

[@shamelessmaya]

You got this and if you need help reach out to Lydia linked in my info box

[@galeparker1067]

Good for you!!! Too high tech, maybe!? Moms get discouraged too easily! Look how big baby formula companies are 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Good for you!!

[@evettepadilla7344]

Would love to know the "technical" things you studied/prepared yourself & your body ahead of time to give birth at home in the water tub.

[@shamelessmaya]

I have a video “how I prepared” on my channel ✨