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The Leaky Boob is a resource centered around baby and toddler feeding and throughout the entire parenting journey run by a lactation educator and parenting and relationship coach.
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What do you wish everyone understood about breastfeeding?I wish people understood how significant AND ordinary it is. It is a lot and takes a lot of time and energy and… it is ordinary and mundane. It’s important and normal all at the same time. It is a lot to learn AND totally natural. It is demanding and hard AND easy and chill. I wish people understood it can look many different ways: rainbow farting unicorns and/or walking on broken glass; exclusively nursing and/or exclusively pumping; combo feeding human milk and formula or only straight from the tap; pumping at work and/or never expressing; on the go or only at home; and so many more variations. I wish people understood it is LEARNED. It takes time and we need to see it to be able to do it. That every time breastfeeding is visible someone is learning more about it and that sets society up for success in feeding babies. I wish people understood that finding it gross or inappropriate says more about them and their hang ups than it does about the ones loving and feeding their children. That it isn’t s*xsual in nature, it is nurturing and nutrition and seeing it as something else just goes to show how out of touch our society is due to the objectification of women. I wish people understood it isn’t just about the nutrition, the science shows us how it is about gut health, neuro development, bonding, attachment, jaw and face shaping (including airways), and so much more. What would you add?#parenting #breastfeeding #feedallthebabies #lactationeducation #LactationSupport #baby #feedallthebabies #whatiwishpeopleknew ...
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Jessica and Jeremy Martin-Weber are the dynamic duo behind The Leaky Boob, a trusted resource dedicated to supporting families on their parenting and breastfeeding journeys. As parents to nine children, they bring a wealth of personal experience, humor, and compassion to their work. Together, they have created a safe, inclusive space where parents can access evidence-based information, practical advice, and a thriving community. Jessica leads with her passion for normalizing breastfeeding and empowering families, while Jeremy provides a supportive voice for partners and caregivers, fostering collaboration and connection. Their shared mission is to celebrate the uniqueness of every family's story and provide resources to help navigate both the joys and challenges of nurturing little ones.