Feed Better. Feel Better.®

No Shame. No Blame.
Just help for latching and feeding problems.

Feed Better. Feel Better.®

Real help for
latching and feeding challenges.

Feed Better. Feel Better.®

No Shame. No Blame.
Just answers for your latching and feeding questions.

Feed Better. Feel Better.®

No Shame. No Blame.
Just help for your feeding problems.  

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What it Really Looks Like: Latching with Large Breasts

If you have larger breasts, latching can feel harder — your shoulders ache, your back gets sore, and traditional positions don’t always feel safe when you can’t see your baby’s face. But harder doesn’t mean impossible. In this 6-minute unscripted coaching session, you’ll see how small shifts in positioning, timing, and reflexes help a real parent and baby find a deeper, more comfortable latch.

 

What's inside this What it Really Looks Like session:

  • ➤ How to position your baby without feeling like you need three hands
  • ➤ How to ease shoulder and back strain while latching
  • ➤ What to do when traditional positions don’t feel safe because you can’t see your baby’s face
  • ➤ How to tell if your baby is truly latched deeply — even when it’s harder to see
  • ➤ Small shifts that let reflexes create a more stable, comfortable latch

See what latching with larger breasts really looks like — with a real parent, a real baby, and a real body, all in real time.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Meet the Author. 

Hi there! I’m an IBCLC and educator with over twenty-five years of experience supporting families.

I built this space to share the kind of guidance I wish I had as a new parent—answers grounded in real-world experience, not guesswork. The kind that reflect real babies, real bodies, and the real challenges that don’t always fit the textbook. 

Because when you understand why something is happening, it’s so much easier to feel confident about what to do next.

➤ Learn more about my story right here. Â