La Leche League of Memphis

06/19/2026

Reminder: No July meeting due to it falling on a holiday weekend. If you need support before our August meeting, please don't hesitate to reach out to one of our Leaders.

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06/06/2026

Today!

Our next breastfeeding support meeting is happening June 6! Have questions? Send us a DM!

05/22/2026

What's your story? Everyone has one and we'd love to hear yours!

The New Beginnings blog, a La Leche League USA publication, is looking for readers to share their experiences with human milk feeding (breastfeeding, chestfeeding, expressing, etc.), pregnancy, birth, parenting (gentle discipline, sibling relationships, parenting with or without a partner), recipe/nutrition ideas, book reviews, photos of your family life in action, and so much more.

Share your experiences using narratives, poetry, creative writing, photographs, and/or artwork. All are welcome. Please send your questions and/or submissions to [email protected]. We’re excited to hear from you and share your stories!

05/21/2026

Our next breastfeeding support meeting is happening June 6! Have questions? Send us a DM!

05/15/2026

The transition to parenthood can bring overwhelm, worry, and sadness - especially with little sleep and the demands of a newborn. Because these feelings are not talked about enough, many mothers may feel alone, despite nearly 85% of women reporting mood disturbances following birth.

While it's quite common to experience "baby blues" during the first two weeks post birth, feelings of sadness, worry, or overwhelm that persist may warrant a closer look.

If you're feeling isolated or alone, please know there are resources available to provide support. You can find them linked below.

[Image Description] Photo : A mother staring blankly ahead with a sleeping infant on her shoulder. Text: Nobody told me… about 85% of women experience a mood disturbance after birth. While the "baby blues" typically resolve in the first two weeks following birth, mood changes lasting longer than this may indicate postpartum depression, anxiety, or psychosis, which can require additional support and treatment.

05/09/2026

Join us for a morning playdate at Germantown Municipal Park, located behind the Germantown Library! Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows. While this gathering is focused on building community and connection rather than formal breastfeeding support, we’re always happy to answer questions and offer support if needed. Guests welcome!

05/09/2026

Did you know we have an online support group? You can find us here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/780728408797360

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