Lactation Collective

08/23/2026

Happy National Breastfeeding Month! We are highlighting the wonderful members in our collective that are supporting lactating families.
Bethany Vukusic, LMSW, CD-L, CLE New Beginnings Doula Services

08/20/2026

Happy National Breastfeeding Month! We are highlighting the wonderful members in our collective that are supporting lactating families.
Cami Lamer RN, IBCLC

08/18/2026

Happy National Breastfeeding Month! We are highlighting the wonderful members in our collective that are supporting lactating families.
Cass Christopher, IBCLC, I-CST | https://www.casschristopher.com/hollandmi

08/13/2026

Happy National Breastfeeding Month! In celebration of this month, we are highlighting the wonderful members in our collective that are supporting lactating families.
Rebecca Antaya, RD, IBCLC, Lactation Collective

08/10/2026

We will be here waiting for you today at 10 am for our lactation support group. in Zeeland.

08/08/2026

Just published this week. A study that looked at the volumes of parents who exclusive pump. Key takeaways: This was a group of mothers with older infants (3-16 months). Most of the mothers were able to make enough milk for their infants. The range for daily pumping was 600-1100 ml or 20-37 ounces. The study breaks down some other groups. Pretty interesting. One thing to note, these are parents who were still pumping. We don’t have data on those who stopped. Comment to this thread if you’d be interested in a journal club on this.

Background/Objectives: Women who exclusively pump (EP) expend more time and effort on pumping and feeding infants their expressed breast milk (EBM) than those who directly breastfeed. However, little is known about their 24 h milk production (MP) or pumping and feeding dynamics. Methods: An online s...

08/06/2026

We were a little busy yesterday kicking off the first clinic day and public open house. Thank you for all who attended. Here are a few highlights. Feel free to add your photos here. Tarajo Lynn Hanrahan Anita Esquerra-Zwiers LoveLeads

08/06/2026

Another feature.

A West Michigan nonprofit is taking a major step forward in bridging the healthcare gap for new parents by opening its first brick-and-mortar clinic in Ottawa County.