At Milk In Motion, we understand that when it comes to breastfeeding or chestfeeding, many parents imagine there are only two possibilities: either you have “enough” milk or you don’t. But the truth is, milk supply exists on a spectrum—and the sweet spot often lies somewhere in the middle.

At Milk In Motion, we understand that feeding your baby is a deeply personal journey. Whether you're breastfeeding, pumping, formula feeding, introducing solids, or weaning, our mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-based support every step of the way.

At 6 months, your baby may be ready to explore solids—but breast milk is still the foundation. Learn how to introduce foods safely, navigate baby-led weaning, and support your baby’s physical growth at this exciting stage.

Your baby is four months old—alert, interactive, and curious. With new motor skills and more distracted feedings, this stage can be as playful as it is unpredictable. Here's what to expect.

At 8–10 weeks, your baby becomes more alert, more vocal, and more curious—alongside frequent feedings and sleep disruptions. Learn what to expect and how to support their growth while giving yourself some grace.

Your baby’s first growth spurt at two weeks can feel intense—like everything you just figured out has shifted. From nonstop feeding to disrupted sleep, here’s what’s normal, what’s not, and how to ride this wave with confidence and care.

Learn how the IBCLC designation differs from other types of lactation support.

Knowing the Difference and Finding Balance When Nursing Your Baby

"When babies sleep with or near their parents, they are not being spoiled, they are being made to feel secure and accepted."

-Dr. Lendon Smith -

Plug-in and Portable and Wearable, Oh My!
Finding the Breast Pump That’s Right For You

“A child may not know which direction he is going, but when he's attached to you, he doesn't feel lost.”

- Dr Gordon Neufeld -