Nichole McCloy Facebook ad: “What I Wish I knew about Breastfeeding before my baby was…”

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Due in July or August? There's one thing I'd do before packing my hospital bag... I thought the hospital was going to teach me everything I needed to know about breastfeeding. I figured the nurses would show me how to latch my baby. I'd get discharged a couple days later. And I'd be ready. But that's not really how it works. The hospital helps you get started. Then you go home. That's when the questions usually begin. 🤍 Is my baby getting enough milk? 🤍 Why does feeding suddenly hurt? 🤍 Is it normal for my baby to want to nurse this often? 🤍 Should I be pumping? 🤍 How do I know if everything is actually going well? I wish someone had prepared me for those questions before my baby arrived. That's exactly why we offer prenatal lactation visits. Instead of trying to figure everything out while you're recovering from birth and caring for a newborn, we'll help you build a plan before your baby is even here. During your virtual prenatal visit you'll learn: ✔ What to expect during those first few days ✔ What normal newborn feeding actually looks like ✔ Common mistakes that create unnecessary stress ✔ When something deserves a closer look ✔ Where to turn if feeding doesn't go exactly as planned You'll walk into the hospital feeling prepared instead of hoping you'll figure it out later. Many commercial insurance plans cover prenatal lactation visits, making it easier to get expert guidance before your baby arrives. If you're pregnant and planning to breastfeed, tap below to check your insurance benefits. Your future sleep-deprived self will thank you. 🤍 👉🏻 https://www.massbreastfeedingmoms.com Please note: We currently accept many commercial insurance plans, including many BCBS, Anthem, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna and Cigna plans. ***We are unable to accept Medicaid, CHIP/STAR, Marketplace plans, Tricare or most HMO plans.

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massbreastfeedingmoms.com

What I Wish I knew about Breastfeeding before my baby was born.

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.