Welcome to the Birthful Podcast. I'm Adriana Lusada, and to continue on our breastfeeding

kick, today we're going to be talking about low milk supply.

Low milk supply, whether real or perceived, can seriously impact a breastfeeding relationship.

I'll be talking with Diana Kasar-All to help us navigate the constellations of reasons that may cause it and possible solutions.

Stay tuned.

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Hello, Mamas and Mamas to Be. Thanks so much for all the love you're giving the show.

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grateful. All right. So today I have Diana Kasar all with me to talk about low milk

supplied. Diana is a first-year doctoral student in maternal and child health with a research

interest in infant infant and child nutrition. She has been helping breastfeeding families since

2005 as a La Leche League leader, an international board certified lactation

consultant, educator, author, and researcher.

She blogs at Diana, IBCLC.com and is the author of Finding Sufficiency, Breastfeeding with

insufficient glandular tissue from, this is so hard, from Preclearis press. That's a lot of peas together there.

Mother of three school-age children, Diana splits her time between her home in upstate New York

and her academic and professional pursuits in the Washington, D.C. area. Diana, welcome.

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