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yourboobsis_judy We are honored to provide compassionate and effective in home and virtual lactation consultations.

12/03/2024

I LOVE my job! Meeting new families, supporting & witnessing the badassery of motherhood is THE BEST! Thank you allowing me to be apart of it!! PS. please call me the b**b wizard from here on 😂😂😂.

11/12/2024

BIPOC Breasties is excited to present…

Healthy Little Smiles: Tips for Baby Oral Health!

Discover:

✨Tips for preventing cavities in babies
✨How to promote optimal facial growth & development
✨And as always, free breastfeeding/chestfeeding & pumping support!

Join this free event for BIPOC families on November 19th at 4pm with special guest, pediatric dentist, Dr. Brenda Huynh!

Hosted by an IBCLC **bsis_judy and childbirth educator

Languages spoken 🤩: Spanish, Amharic, English.

See you there!

10/11/2024

We are going VIRTUAL this month! This is for you if:

✨ You are expecting & have feeding questions

✨Want to connect with fellow BIPOC breastfeeding/chestfeeding/ pumping parents!

✨have feeding questions/concerns.

✨Enjoy FREE expert advice by an IBCLC & childbirth educator

Plus

✨ Partners are welcome!

✨ Facilitators are fluent in English, Spanish & Amharic!

Registration in BIO!

10/08/2024

Baby wearing can be such a life saver especially if you:

✨ want to do skin to skin time (‼️This stimulates milk production‼️)

✨want a little movement without leaving you’re little one

✨ have older children/ family to tend to

💡Did you know you can breastfeed while baby wearing? Ofcourse, this will depend on the age of your baby (older ➡️ likely easier), type of carrier & comfort level).

Let me know which carrier you love 👇🏾!

08/27/2024

Listen Up!!

It’s Black Breastfeeding Week & I am so happy to dedicate my life to supporting mothers/parents who want to breastfeed/chestfeed/ pump as LONG as they desire!

This started in response to the disturbing health disparities in the black community and the lack of representation in the lactation field.

This week, we highlight the amazing work being done to address these issues, promote black breastfeeding awareness, and support initiatives helping Black families meet their goals!

Swipe👉🏾 for free resources!

08/14/2024

✨Connect with fellow BIPOC breastfeeding/chestfeeding/ pumping parents!

✨We have a special guest speaker, Jessy Trevizo- a full spectrum doula who will share how doulas support your breastfeeding and postpartum journey!

There will be:
✨Free expert care by an IBCLC & childbirth educator and doula
✨Free pumping & ni**le care supplies

✨Complimentary snacks & refreshments

✨ Partners and older siblings welcome!

✨ Facilitators fluent in English, Spanish & Amharic!

See you there!

08/05/2024

Pictured here are the top 2 reasons why I became an IBCLC!

But also because:

1. As new mom, I got some GREAT advice (from you guessed it- an IBCLC!) and some not so great advice from a whole slew of other people! Getting EXPERT care is what truly helped me meet my breastfeeding goals!

2. Breastfeeding transformed me in so many ways! It helped me gain so much confidence as a mother & taught me that I am freaking RESILIENT! I want to help parents overcome challenges and feel empowered too!

3. It opened my eyes to the incredible everyday miracles of the human body & I got hooked! Yet, as women our bodies are undermined by society and we are bombarded with misinformation. I believe providing ACCURATE information & compassionate care can make a world of difference in anyone’s breastfeeding journey!

Happy World Breastfeeding week!

05/26/2024

✨Thank you to the wonderful BIPOC Breasties attendees & our amazing guest speaker last week!

✨We learned about all things Tummy Time with the help of some little cuties 🥰!

✨Can you guess how many minutes⌛️ of tummy time per day is recommended for a 2-3 month old?

✨Comment 👇🏾 !

05/15/2024

BIPOC Breasties is excited to present…

Tiny & Mighty Tummy Time Talk!

Discover:

✨The benefits of tummy time
✨How it helps your baby meet developmental milestones
✨How it can help improve breastfeeding
✨Tips & Tricks to make it more fun & engaging

Join this free event for BIPOC families on Tuesday, May 21st with special guest, pediatric occupational therapist, Suzie Driscoll, MOT, OTR-L

Hosted by an IBCLC **bsis_judy and childbirth educator

Languages spoken 🤩: Spanish, Korean, Amharic, English.

04/26/2024

Having a feeding related question? We can help!
Open seven days per week with multi lingual lactation experts!

Call 1-888-260-1426!

03/17/2024

✨Come connect with fellow BIPOC breastfeeding/chestfeeding/ pumping parents!

✨This month we are talking about everything pumping & will complete FREE FL**GE FITTINGS!

There will be:
✨Free expert care by an IBCLC & childbirth educator
✨Free pumping & ni**le care supplies

✨Complimentary snacks & refreshments

✨ Partners and older siblings welcome!

✨ Facilitators fluent in English, Spanish & Amharic!

See you there!

02/22/2024

I'm still in awe of this trio who had so many unexpected things come their way.

But Double the blessing 🟰 Double the effort😜! Mama PERSISTED & with a little help, she is crushing her feeding goals!

Thank you for allowing me to be a part of such a special journey ❤

That's what I call (t)WINNING 👩‍👧‍👦!!!

02/17/2024

01/20/2024

When all you want is your sleep, food & peace ✌🏾 😆

Sleepy feeder anyone?
I had this issue with my jaundiced, tongued tied babe who unbeknownst to me, decreased my supply!

Here’s what can help:

✨ Ensure a deep latch- needed to stimulate a let down and a good flow of milk to stay engaged

✨ Time- newborns, especially those born early and/or with jaundice tend to be fatigued easily. Watch as those cheek pads fatten up & jaundice resolves! They gradually become more effective.

🚨Make sure you support your supply by pumping in the meantime! 🚨

✨Breast massage & compressions- this helps stimulate your letdown & encourages more milk output

✨Increasing supply if you have low supply- more milk = usually faster flow

✨Improving tongue mobility & strength- infants with oral ties or suck issues work harder to transfer milk. Getting a thorough evaluation & appropriate treatment can make a HUGE difference!
Have you tried any of these? What worked for you?

01/14/2024

Reunión Mensual de BIPOC BREASTIES el próximo martes 16 de Enero 😉
Nos vemos ahí 😀

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Snohomish, WA
98296

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 5pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5pm
Friday	9:30am - 5:15pm

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+14256156346

Website

http://Sisterlycarelactation.com/

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Colostrum “harvesting”- sounds intense doesn’t it?! It can be however, it has many benefits as well! 1. What is it? ✨Using hands to express/collect colostrum in the last 2-3 weeks of pregnancy. 2. Is it safe? ‼️ Must be approved by your OB/midwife & only after 37 weeks of gestation for those NOT at risk for premature labor ‼️ 3. Is it necessary? ✨No. After birth, your body is 💯 percent capable of producing milk for you baby (unless there are serious complications). 4. So why do it? ✨It can be used in place of formula especially for: ⁃ Infants born with low blood sugar levels (ie. More common when mother has gestational diabetes) ⁃ Babies who need supplementation due to latching difficulties, slow weight gain, jaundice etc. ✨It has been shown to help milk “come in” quicker & has a positive effect on overall supply weeks after birth. ✨Helps parents learn their breast anatomy & practice hand expression. Have you tried to collect colostrum prenatally? Drop a 💦 in the comments if so! #colostrum #liquidgold #breastfeeding #handexpression #gestationaldiabetes #increasingmilksupply

As I was saying 🤪, breastfeeding - is hard work - Breastfeeding while maintaining a job is REALLY hard work 😓 ✨To all my breastfeeding working mamas, I 👏🏾SEE 👏🏾YOU👏🏾!!! But remember, this not only benefits the parent & baby, SOCIETY benefits too! Think…. ✨ longer breastfeeding ➡️ less illness ➡️ lower medical costs & more productive employees! So…How can you support a breastfeeding colleague/coworker? ✨ respect their time & boundaries when it comes to taking breaks. They need adequate, PEACEFUL time to pump! ✨ if you are in a position to designate a pumping area, make it close & convenient to their work area so they aren’t wasting time walking to and from (ofcourse there are many other criteria’s you must meet by law!) ✨ ASK what would be helpful to them! Is it more flexibility? A change in meeting times? A mini fridge? Bring baby to work? ✨ We don’t need your opinions on staying home full time, working full time, working part time, why were are “still” breastfeeding. None of that! Trust me, we have contemplated everything so 🛑 Do your part so we can do ours! #wbw2023 #worldbreastfeedingweek #workingmoms #workingparents

Your boob Sis is in auntie mode y’all! I PAINS me to see how many women/ families are uninformed about how pregnancy complications, breast and/or nipple shape or even “routine” birth interventions can impact breastmilk production and babys ability to latch well. If I had a magic wand, I would make prenatal lactation consultation’s mandatory for EVERYONE. It would honestly save so many parents from stress and anxiety, reduce the unnecessary need to supplement and promote a healthy breastfeeding journey! I’m done 🤦🏾‍♀️ #lactation #breastfeeding #blackibclc #seattleibclc #breastfeedingspecialist #postpartum #pregnancy #newmom #lactationeducation #blackwomenbreastfeed #feedingbaby #breastfeedingmama #pumpingmama #blackmoms #birth #parenting