Community and sex

If The Leaky Boob has taught me anything, it’s that we all need community and having someone be openly honest about the struggles they’re having can be all it takes to unleash a torrent of support from those that have been in that same place. Every time I see a Leaky open up and share vulnerably I am amazed at how powerful it is not only for them but for those that were quietly struggling and feeling alone. So I went, opened up, and found my own connections with others, some that have had similar journeys and some that have had wildly different ones. I’m going back to MommyCon now in Austin but this time I get to go with my family and The Piano Man is joining me from our joint blog Beyond Moi, to have the sex talk.

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Beyond Moi Jessica and Jeremy Martin-Weber

Mom Power

Mom Power is an indisputable force if we can have the confidence to tap into it. What is Mom Power and what does it look like? It’s not a product, it’s not a company, not an organization, not a campaign, not a marketing strategy… it’s moms.

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IBCLCs, Negative Experiences, and Self-Advocacy

You don’t have to be stuck with a professional providing inadequate support. In the end, you are the biggest advocate for you and your child and if advocating for you both means moving on to find the assistance you need, you won’t regret doing so.

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Jessica and Sugarbaby Bfing

How breastfeeding “greenified” my family

For my mom, breastfeeding was one of the first steps she made to care for her family and the earth. How it continues to “greenify” my life and my family.

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Changing for the breast? A 14 year old shares her views on breasts, breastfeeding, sex appeal, and society.

In some ways we have come so far in how women are treated and viewed in society but in other ways women, particularly mothers, are dismissed as their real value being only in their appeal to the opposite sex. I wonder if we’ve lost something. Then I wonder what that means for me and I’m only 14 years old.

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The author, Ophélia Martin-Weber