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Prenatal Breastfeeding Class ​

 

If you’re 28 weeks - “any day now” pregnant come and join us!!

Honeys are stunned by the small amount of milk that is made in the first few days of a babee’s life. Your body learns from from every drop.

What most honeys don’t understand and what hospitals don’t explain is your body responds to stimulation!! The hospital will play the blame game and say you’re not making enough milk or your milk hasn’t “come in” yet. Enters formula.

Every time colostrum is removed—whether through breastfeeding or hand expression—your brain receives signals that tell your breasts:

“Babee is here. Time to make more milk.”

This early communication helps support:
* Earlier milk transition
* Increased milk production
* Better breast drainage
* Improved breastfeeding confidence
* Reduced anxiety about milk supply
The first week isn’t about producing large volumes. It’s about programming your milk-making system.

 

Your Baby’s Gut Is Being Built From the Very First Feeding

A babee’s digestive system is born immature.

Every feeding helps shape the developing gut microbiome—the community of healthy bacteria that supports digestion, immunity, and long-term health. Colostrum coats your babee’s intestinal lining with protective antibodies, growth factors, and beneficial compounds that help:

• Strengthen the gut barrier

• Feed beneficial bacteria

• Reduce inflammation

• Protect against harmful germs

• Support immune development

These first feedings are about much more than calories.

Join The Hive for free and take this class for free or use the code COLOSTRUM for $5off.

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Prevent Breastfeeding Struggles Before They Start!​​​