I’m so excited about these new Collection Cups! This product will be a game-changer for pumping moms! If you’re looking for a way to make your Duo or Luna completely hands-free while also being able to pump discreetly, then these Collection Cups are for you!
We often hear about how pregnancy forever changes a mother physically, but what about the mental health and emotional changes that can accompany pregnancy and birth? From the sudden hormone level shift to sleep deprivation to the stress of caring for a newborn, and the challenge of learning to breastfeed, it’s easy to see how one’s mental and emotional health can be greatly impacted. How do you know what you’re experiencing is “normal” versus something more serious? As many as 1 in 8 women report symptoms of Postpartum Depression (PPD), which is a serious mood disorder occurring in mothers after the birth of their new baby. Knowing the risk factors, symptoms, and potential treatments for postpartum depression is important for every woman who is preparing to or has recently given birth.
Growing, birthing, and feeding a baby are acts worth celebrating! Show the new mom in your life support by giving gifts that help make her motherhood journey a little bit easier. We’ve got you covered with these thoughtful gift ideas that Motif Moms love!
Not all breast pumps are created equal. Pumps are created for different situations and to fit different pumping needs. For this reason, breast pumps are often categorized as either primary or secondary. Primary pumps are traditional double electric breast pumps that use flanges and provide hospital strength and performance to effectively and efficiently express milk. Secondary pumps are smaller, more portable pumps that sometimes feature hands-free collection cups with tubing or are completely wearable inside the bra. Secondary pumps usually also have rechargeable batteries. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions when considering adding a portable or wearable pump to your pumping routine.
Nearly a third of all births occur via cesarean section in the United States. Facing a c-section comes with unique challenges for both recovery and breastfeeding. Because cesarean delivery is sometimes stigmatized, we need to address a few important points right off the bat.
