Nichole McCloy Facebook ad: “New Baby & Work for Citi? You're Covered!”

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Does your family have Citi health benefits? Pregnant and planning to breastfeed? Can I tell you something I wish someone had told me? I spent months preparing for labor. I researched strollers. Compared car seats. Built a baby registry. Packed my hospital bag. I even had matching going-home outfits picked out before my baby arrived. 😂 You know what I didn't prepare for? Breastfeeding. I figured babies were born knowing what to do. The nurses would show me how to latch. Everything would magically work. And we'd ride off into the sunset while I peacefully breastfed my baby and drank my coffee. Spoiler alert: That is NOT what happened. The nurses helped me latch my baby in the hospital and told me everything looked great. So I went home feeling confident. Then reality showed up. My nipples were cracked and bleeding. Every feeding hurt. My baby wanted to nurse around the clock but never seemed satisfied. I couldn't tell if my baby was getting enough milk. I was exhausted. Overwhelmed. And spending way too much time Googling things like: "How much milk should my newborn be drinking?" "Why does breastfeeding hurt so bad?" "Is cluster feeding normal?" "Am I ruining my baby?" At one point, my baby's weight gain started becoming a concern. I remember sitting on the couch crying while holding my baby and wondering what I was doing wrong. Everyone kept saying it was normal. But deep down, I knew something wasn't right. That's when I found Nichole. And honestly? I wish I had found her BEFORE my baby was born. Because what surprised me most wasn't just how much she helped once things got hard. It was how much stress I could have avoided if I had been prepared beforehand. Nichole isn't just an IBCLC. She's been a Labor & Delivery nurse for more than 16 years. The classes, resources, and education answered questions I didn't even know to ask. Questions about labor. Questions about newborns. Questions about breastfeeding. Questions I wish I had known BEFORE delivery. Looking back, I would have walked into birth feeling so much more confident if I'd had access to all of that beforehand. And then there was the community. More than 1,400 moms. Pregnant moms. Newborn moms. Toddler moms. Moms who had already survived the stage I was currently losing my mind in. 😂 When I had questions, someone had answers. When I felt overwhelmed, someone understood. When I needed encouragement, it was there. It wasn't judgmental. It wasn't negative. It felt like having hundreds of experienced mom friends in my corner. Looking back, I didn't just need breastfeeding help. I needed education. I needed support. I needed a plan. I needed a community. And I found all of that in one place. So if you're pregnant right now and planning to breastfeed, here's my advice: Don't wait until you're crying on the couch with sore nipples, a hungry baby, and 47 open Google tabs. Get the support system I wish I'd had before my baby arrived. Many Citi families qualify for fully-covered lactation support. Tap below to check your benefits 👇🏼 https://www.helpingdfwmamas.com/fb

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New Baby & Work for Citi? You're Covered!