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    • Feeding the Newborn
    • Feeding the Older Baby
    • Feeding the Toddler
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    • Need Help
      • Breasts
        • Nipple Type
        • Engorgement
        • Pain
          • Mastitis
          • Thrush
          • Tissue Damage
      • Baby
        • Latching
        • Low Weight Gain
      • Milk
        • Supply
          • Low Supply
          • Over Supply
        • Pumping
  • Getting Started
    • Breastfeeding / Body Feeding
    • Pumping
    • Bottle Feeding / Other
    • Common Feeding Challenges
    • About the Newborn
    • Resources
  • Weaning
    • Weaning Gently Readiness Checklist
    • Weaning Gently Workshop
    • Night Weaning Gently FAQ’s
    • Night Weaning Gently Readiness Checklist
    • A Night Weaning Journey
    • All Done Nursing
  • Relational Resource
    • Baby Feeding Stories
    • Toddler Feeding Stories
    • Bringing Baby Home
  • About
  • Shop
    • My account
    • Cart
    • Checkout
  • Blog
  • Breastfeeding/ Body Feeding
    • Feeding the Newborn
    • Feeding the Older Baby
    • Feeding the Toddler
    • Weaning
    • Need Help
      • Breasts
        • Nipple Type
        • Engorgement
        • Pain
          • Mastitis
          • Thrush
          • Tissue Damage
      • Baby
        • Latching
        • Low Weight Gain
      • Milk
        • Supply
          • Low Supply
          • Over Supply
        • Pumping
  • Getting Started
    • Breastfeeding / Body Feeding
    • Pumping
    • Bottle Feeding / Other
    • Common Feeding Challenges
    • About the Newborn
    • Resources
  • Weaning
    • Weaning Gently Readiness Checklist
    • Weaning Gently Workshop
    • Night Weaning Gently FAQ’s
    • Night Weaning Gently Readiness Checklist
    • A Night Weaning Journey
    • All Done Nursing
  • Relational Resource
    • Baby Feeding Stories
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    • Bringing Baby Home
  • About
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Hello!

Welcome to The Leaky Boob, your trusted companion on the journey of nurturing and nourishing your little one. We understand that feeding your child is a unique experience for every family, filled with joys and challenges alike. Our mission is to provide you with evidence-based information, practical advice, and a supportive community to empower you in your breastfeeding journey.

 

Hi, I’m Jessica, the founder of The Leaky Boob, Lactation Educator, Parenting Educator, Parenting and Relationship Coach, and mom of 9. I’m so glad you are here.

 

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The Leaky Boob features personal stories and relatable experiences and aims to share evidence-based information. Nothing on The Leaky Boob is meant to take the place of seeing a qualified healthcare professional or used as healthcare advice. If you are having difficulties in your feeding journey, please see a qualified and experienced professional.

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