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Here you'll find helpful information, articles, and links to support you on your breastfeeding journey, from pregnancy through weaning. Whether you're preparing for your little one's arrival, navigating challenges, or simply looking for tips and advice, Dr. Lexy is here to help.

Breastfeeding

Four Common Breastfeeding Challenges & How to Overcome them.

Sixty percent of parents don’t breastfeed for as long as they intend to, often due to unexpected complications throughout their breastfeeding journey. Knowing what to expect and when to seek help can help you overcome these challenges.

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Ways to Increase your Milk Supply

If you’ve been wondering how to increase your breast milk supply, there are things you can do to boost milk production and combat low milk supply, from tried-and-true home remedies, to strategic choices made the moment your baby is born.

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Breastfeeding vs. Pumping:
What's Right for You?

Deciding how to feed your baby — whether through breastfeeding, pumping, or a combination of both — is deeply personal, and no one-size-fits-all answer exists. The choice is about what works best for you, your baby, and your lifestyle; not about meeting anyone else’s expectations.

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Signs it's Time to Stop Breastfeeding

We believe that any and all conversations about breastfeeding should be guilt-free, and that includes conversations about wanting to stop. Time and time again we’ve said that when it comes to breastfeeding, rule number one is do what’s best for you—always.

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The Benefits of Breastfeeding:
A Timeline for Ages & Stages

There’s no right answer for how long you should breastfeed — but more time does bring more benefits. Whether you breastfeed for four months, nine months, two years, or more, you’ll give your baby and yourself a priceless gift with effects that last a lifetime.

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The Good, Bad, & Messy of Breastfeeding

Here are some breastfeeding realities that challenge the myths you may have been told by Hollywood, by internet strangers, or even in the delivery room. If you’ve ever leaked through your shirt on the way to work, spilled milk on the counter after a hard-won pump session, or accidentally dropped your phone on your baby’s face while nursing, this read is for you.

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