If you’re pregnant and thinking, “I want to breastfeed, but I have literally NO idea where to start…”—you’re not alone.

Most first-time moms feel unsure (or overwhelmed) when it comes to breastfeeding. And while it’s something your body is designed to do, the truth is—it doesn’t always come naturally.

But guess what?
With the right guidance and prep (yes, even before baby arrives), you can feel way more confident, calm, and ready. Let’s dive into what you really need to know before baby latches for the first time.

🤯 The Biggest Breastfeeding Myth That Sets New Moms Up to Fail

Let’s get this out of the way first:

❌ “Breastfeeding is natural, so it’ll just happen naturally.”

I hear this all the time—and it’s one of the biggest mindset traps out there.

Here’s the truth:
✔️ Breastfeeding is a learned skill—for both you and your baby.

Just like birth, walking, or talking—it takes time, practice, and support.
So if it doesn’t “click” on day one? You’re not failing. Y...

You’re 27 Weeks Pregnant! Now What?

Welcome to week 27 of pregnancy — the official start of the third trimester. 🎉 At this point, your baby is busy growing, your body is shifting in new (and sometimes strange) ways, and you might be feeling the pressure to "get everything ready." But let’s be real — most first-time moms feel a little unsure right now.

So here’s your real talk guide to what’s going on in your body, your baby’s development, and how to actually start preparing for labor and breastfeeding.

 Baby at 27 Weeks: Brain Power Incoming!

At 27 weeks, your baby is about the size of a head of cauliflower — around 15 inches long and 2 pounds in weight. But the most exciting change? Brain development.

• Baby’s brain is building billions of neural connections

• REM sleep (and even dreaming) begins this week

• Baby can now recognize your voice — talk and sing away!

These changes are laying the foundation for learning, bonding, and early attachment. It’s the perfec...