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Nichole McCloy Facebook ad: “BCBS of MA and Planning to Breastfeed?”

Nichole McCloy Facebook ad: BCBS of MA and Planning to Breastfeed?

Ran for 3 days, from June 11 to June 14, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.

Run by Nichole McCloy on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)

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I thought I was prepared. I followed every baby account. Every breastfeeding account. Every labor account. If BabyWhisperer Nikki posted it, I watched it. 😂 I had probably consumed 4,000 hours of baby content before I ever had a baby. I knew the best stroller. The best baby carrier. The best swaddles. The best bottles. The best diaper cream. I could tell you the difference between seventeen different breast pumps. I was READY. Or so I thought. Then my baby arrived. And suddenly none of those Instagram reels were sitting on my couch at 2 AM while I cried because breastfeeding hurt. None of those TikToks were there when my baby wanted to nurse every hour. None of them could tell me if my baby was getting enough milk. None of them could tell me why I felt like I was failing at something that was supposed to be "natural." I remember thinking: "I did all the research. Why do I still feel completely lost?" That's when I found Nichole. And honestly? This was the support I thought I was getting from the internet. In our first virtual visit, she watched a feeding and immediately started explaining things nobody else had explained. Not generic advice. Not internet advice. Advice for MY baby. MY situation. MY feeding. Within one visit, I finally understood what was happening. But what surprised me most wasn't the visit. It was everything that came after. The ongoing support. The ability to ask questions. The classes. The resources. The confidence that came from knowing I wasn't trying to figure everything out alone anymore. And then there was the Membership. Nearly 2,000 moms. Not influencers. Not strangers fighting in comment sections. Real moms. Women who had already lived through exactly what I was going through. When I had questions, they understood. When I was overwhelmed, they encouraged me. When I needed reassurance, someone was always there. It felt like having hundreds of experienced mom friends in my corner. And honestly? That's what I wish I had found BEFORE my baby arrived. Not more reels. Not more TikToks. Not more Google searches. Real support. Real answers. Real people. And the best part? My BCBS Massachusetts PPO plan covered EVERYTHING. The visits. The classes. The support. The Membership. Everything. So if you're pregnant and planning to breastfeed, here's my advice: Don't spend nine months preparing for birth and zero months preparing for breastfeeding. Get the support system I wish I'd had before my baby arrived. Many BCBS Massachusetts PPO families qualify. Tap below to check your benefits. 👇 www.MassBreastfeedingMoms.com **ONLY ACCEPTING BCBS MA PPO PLANS AT THIS TIME** **No other insurance plans accepted**

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BCBS of MA and Planning to Breastfeed?

Massachusetts lactation support for BCBS MA insured moms. Get help with latch, pain, or supply—visits are often 100% covered. Click to check your coverage.

See details: massbreastfeedingmoms.com(opens in a new tab)

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