Did you know most people stop breastfeeding in the first 7-10 days postpartum? 

Yep. You read that right: 7–10 days.
And the number one reason isn’t low supply, a “bad latch,” or doing something wrong.

It’s lack of support and unrealistic expectations.

And honestly? That makes sense.

Because how are you supposed to have realistic expectations when there is so much misinformation out there about breastfeeding, pumping, and lactation in general?

One person says your baby should be feeding constantly. Another says they should be on a strict schedule. Social media makes it look effortless and terrifying.

So where do you even start?

Most breastfeeding education feels either:

• Way too clinical and confusing

•  Overly simplified and guilt-filled

You’re expected to just KNOW how to feed your baby. All while recovering from birth, learning your baby, and navigating a huge life transition.

It’s no wonder so many parents feel blindsided.

This is where Lactation 101 comes in.
Lactation 101: Breastfeeding Made Simple for New Parents is a practical, evidence-based masterclass designed to help you feel prepared. 

This course walks you through breastfeeding step by step, in clear, human language, so you understand what’s happening in your body, what your baby is communicating, and what actually matters in the early days.

No fear tactics. No perfectionism. Just real education and reassurance.

I've worked with over 100 families and have heard first hand what they WISH they had been taught. So here it is. 

What you’ll learn inside:
• How breastfeeding actually works (and why it can feel hard at first)
• How to recognize effective feeding vs. common struggles
• Baby feeding cues and how to respond with confidence
• Latch basics and positioning explained simply
• What’s normal in the early days vs. when to get support
• Pumping basics, milk supply, and common misconceptions
• How to set yourself up for a calmer feeding experience

Who this course is for:
• First-time parents who want to feel prepared
• Expectant parents planning to breastfeed, chestfeed, pump, or combo feed
• Parents who want evidence-based education without pressure or judgment
• Anyone who wants to walk into postpartum feeling informed instead of blindsided

Instead of wondering “Is this normal?” every time your baby feeds, you’ll understand what you’re seeing.

Instead of second-guessing your body, you’ll feel grounded in knowledge.

Together, let's increase your likelihood of going past 7-10 days and walk into postpartum with confidence.