Why do toddlers nurse so often? A million different reasons but mostly because it’s about so much more than just food.

A baby who wiggles and plays at the breast isn’t telling you they are ready to wean, they are just discovering the world around them! Want to know what to do about it?

Breastfeeding myth: when babies have teeth it’s time to stop nursing. Nope! Here are a few tips and tricks to get you through the biting phase.

Facial flushing happens to babies fairly often, sometimes it’s an allergy but sometimes it’s not. Find out what else could be causing those adorable cheeks to get rosy.

This post will cover some amazing Lact-Facts. That’s a catchy way of saying lactation facts, as in, cool stuff relating to breastfeeding, lactation, and breastmilk. And I know what you’re thinking, oh brother, the same old facts I’ve heard before. Well, maybe you have but these are five of my favorites.

Why Does My Baby Do That?! series, part two: hands. Ever wonder why your baby pulls and kneads your breast? Here are some reasons to help you understand your genius baby and ways to manage those little hands.

Why Does My Baby Do That?! series, part one: head shaking, head butting, eyes rolling back. Ever wonder why your baby does that? Here are some reasons to help you understand your genius baby.

I founded Summit Lactation so I could provide breastfeeding support during this pandemic. Everything has been hard this year, don’t try to do this alone. Book a consult with me and let me support you. You deserve support.