• Breastfeeding Basics

• The First 72 Hours

• Is Baby Getting Enough?

• Common Breastfeeding Challenges

Messaging support gives you a place to ask questions about what you learned in the course and how it applies to feeding your baby. You’ll receive guidance from Jackie Reyes, a pediatric occupational therapist and certified lactation counselor, as you navigate common feeding questions in the early weeks.

Module 1: Breastfeeding Basics covers how milk production works, why colostrum is enough in the beginning, and what “supply and demand” really means. You’ll also learn how often newborns feed, what helps support milk supply, and what items are actually helpful to have on hand.

Module 2: The First 72 Hours covers what to expect in the hospital, including the golden hour, skin-to-skin, feeding cues, sleepy newborns, and newborn stomach size. You’ll also learn why cluster feeding is common and what to ask for so you feel more supported from the start.

Module 3: Is Baby Getting Enough? covers wet and dirty diaper expectations, early weight changes, swallowing signs, and satiety cues. You’ll also learn which worries are common and when it may be time to reach out for extra support.

Module 4: Common Breastfeeding Challenges covers what to know about sore nipples, painful latch, engorgement, cluster feeding, and bottle introduction. You’ll also learn what’s common, what can help, and when it may be time to reach out for support.

Quick bonus videos designed to give you extra guidance on common feeding topics. These short lessons cover pumping basics, flange fit, milk storage, and bottle feeding so you have simple, practical information to come back to when you need it.

Included in the Complete Support Program and available as an add-on with the Breastfeeding Confidence Program. This virtual consultation gives you space to talk through your specific feeding questions and receive more personalized guidance from Jackie Reyes, pediatric occupational therapist and certified lactation counselor.