Nurture Lactation

Nurture Lactation Personal, in-home breastfeeding consultations to cover everything from pregnancy to weaning.

As your trusted lactation consultant in Lee's Summit, MO, Nurture Lactation KC understands that every parent and baby is unique. We are here to offer personalized guidance and assistance on your breastfeeding journey. Our skilled consultants are experienced in addressing tongue ties, helping you navigate the challenges of returning to work while breastfeeding, and more. We take pride in being a wo

men owned business, and we are passionate about empowering and supporting all families on their breastfeeding journey. Contact us today and let us help you nurture a strong bond with your baby through breastfeeding, and pumping.

06/24/2026

If this video feels a little too relatable, you might be deep in a cluster feeding stretch 😅

A few things to hold onto right now:

Cluster feeding is normal. It doesn’t mean your supply is low — babies ramp up feeds during growth spurts to build your supply up.

Stop watching the clock. Diapers, weight gain, and how settled baby seems between feeds will tell you more than the minutes between sessions.

Build your station now. Water, snacks, phone charger, remote, burp cloths. You will thank yourself at 2am.

Let other people do everything else. Meals, dishes, laundry, diaper changes — hand it off. Your one job right now is feeding and recovery.

This is a phase. It will not be your forever.

(And yes, we are actively recruiting this goat 🐐)

DM us or tap the link in bio if you need support that isn’t a farm animal 🤍

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Did you know your body starts preparing to make milk long before your baby arrives? 🤍Swipe through to learn the parts of...
06/20/2026

Did you know your body starts preparing to make milk long before your baby arrives? 🤍

Swipe through to learn the parts of the lactating breast and how they work together to make and deliver milk.

✨ One important thing to know: breast size does not determine milk supply. Breast size is mostly related to fatty tissue, not the milk-making glandular tissue inside the breast.

Understanding what’s happening in your body during pregnancy can help you feel more confident as you prepare for breastfeeding.

Save this post for later and share it with an expecting mama who might find it helpful. 💛

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06/19/2026

Breastfeeding is natural.

So is walking. That doesn’t mean babies come out knowing how to do it. 🫠

A virtual prenatal consult can help you feel prepared before baby arrives, so you’re not learning everything the hard way at 2am 😩

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06/18/2026

It’s a weird job description, but somebody’s gotta do it 🤷‍♀️💛

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circle your picks ⭕ and reshare to your stories!! or comment below your go-tos!! we need to know 👀side-lying or football...
06/15/2026

circle your picks ⭕ and reshare to your stories!! or comment below your go-tos!! we need to know 👀

side-lying or football hold? hands-free bra or control freak flanges? 30-min nap or 10-minute uninterrupted shower? (choose wisely 😅)

no wrong answers here — just real postpartum life. whatever your feeding journey looks like, we’re here for all of it 💛

support is best! always.

📲 book with our team — link in bio or DM us with questions

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06/10/2026

if your latch still hurts after three YouTube videos and two pediatrician appointments — this is why you call an IBCLC 🤝
we show up, we assess, we fix it. and we leave knowing your next feed is going to be different

📍clinical or in-home visits available
💌 DM us for next steps to schedule
🔗 link in bio to schedule yourself

If you've been putting off learning about breastfeeding because you don't know where to start — this is where you start....
06/09/2026

If you've been putting off learning about breastfeeding because you don't know where to start — this is where you start. 💛

Our free Breastfeeding 101 class is coming to the Northland, and we'd love to see you there. Emily Wegener, BSN, RN, IBCLC — and recent Nightingale Award recipient at North Kansas City Hospital — will walk you through everything you actually need to know before your baby arrives.
No overwhelm, no judgment, just real support from someone who has truly earned her flowers. 🌸

📅 July 25th | 10:15–11:45 AM
📍 Mid-Continent Public Library – North Oak Branch, KCMO
🎉 Free — limited spots available!

Link in bio to register. Come as you are.💛

nobody told you it would feel like this. and that’s kind of the problem.breastfeeding is genuinely hard. not because you...
06/05/2026

nobody told you it would feel like this. and that’s kind of the problem.

breastfeeding is genuinely hard. not because you’re doing it wrong — because it is hard. your body is learning something brand new while running on zero sleep with a tiny human attached to you. that’s not a personal failure. that’s just biology being unhinged 🌿

you’re not behind. you’re not broken. you just might need actual support from someone who does this for a living.

that’s literally what we’re here for 🤍

📲 link in bio to book
📍 virtual, in-home, and clinic visits available across the KC area

06/05/2026

Because the moms who come to us BEFORE baby arrives spend the first weeks feeling confident instead of spiraling at 3am.

We go through your medical history, your birth plan, your goals. So when your milk comes in, you already have a plan!

Virtual or in-person. DM us "PRENATAL" and we'll get you set up. 🤍

If you've ever been diagnosed with PCOS, there's something important you need to know before your baby arrives. 👇In May ...
06/04/2026

If you've ever been diagnosed with PCOS, there's something important you need to know before your baby arrives. 👇

In May 2026, PCOS was officially renamed PMOS — Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome — following an international medical consensus published in The Lancet. Same condition. Better name. One that finally reflects what's actually happening in your body beyond your ovaries.
And it matters for breastfeeding.

PMOS can delay the "milk coming in" moment — that hormonal shift that happens days 3–5 postpartum. The reason? Insulin resistance (a core feature of PMOS) may interfere with the very hormones that trigger full milk production. It's not a failure. It's biology.

The good news: many people with PMOS breastfeed successfully — some with a full or even abundant supply. PMOS raises your risk. It does not decide your story.

But early support changes outcomes. Swipe through to see what to watch for in your first week postpartum and what actually helps. 👆

📌 Save this if you have PMOS (formerly PCOS) and are pregnant or thinking about breastfeeding.
💬 DM us "PMOS" if you want to talk with one of our IBCLCs before baby gets here.

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656 Southeast Bayberry Lane, Suite 105
Lees Summit, MO
64063

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm
Sunday 12pm - 3pm

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