The Project Mommyger

When I am sad... I don't want someone to tell me how "it gets better" and that I need to or I should "move on." I need someone to tell me that, it's okay to be sad. I don't need someone to tell me how it's better that it happened now, rather than later. I need someone to hold me and tell me that I will find the strength and that it's okay to not be okay. I never liked talking about sad or "negative" feelings... I just articulate it through written words because I'm pretty sur

Disclaimer: All I'm about to share is based on my personal experience + tips and tricks shared by my obstetrician, my daughter's pediatrician, and my close friends who are also breastfeeding mamas. Part 1: Establishing Supply (& Maintaining it!) A. Unang Yakap (Skin-to-skin) I had a C-section and the thing with having this is that your hormones are all out of wack - your body doesn't know you've had a baby and isn't producing enough prolactin, you're also numb and then in maj