And then another big thing that happens at this point is pumping.

And this is another reason why I think it's important to get your pump as soon as you

possibly can, even if you don't think you're going to use it, like even if you end up not

meeting it, it's still just good to go ahead and have on hand just in case, because I've

been in a lot of situations where people, you know, they were like, well, I'm an exclusively

breastfeed, so I didn't buy a pump and then their baby goes to the NICU and they get discharged

before their baby gets discharged, which is also really difficult on you emotionally and

to stress up at all.

You're listening to the Mommy Labyriners podcast where you'll gain the knowledge and confidence

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My name is Lizel Team.

I'm a fellow mom, labor and deliver nurse, and your host.

Next week on this podcast, you'll hear a mix of birth stories, expert interviews, and

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And now let's get into this week's episode.

This week on the Mommy Labyriners podcast, I had the opportunity to interview Erica Campbell,

who is a mom of two registered nurse and international board certified lactation consultant.

Erica is also the face behind the growing Instagram platform at the milk manual.

This is where she aims to make lactation education chill and attainable for all.

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