Feeding Foundations
Feeding your baby is one of the most important parts of early parenthood, but many families feel unprepared for the realities of those first weeks.
Feeding Foundations provides evidence-based education on breastfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, and combination feeding so you can make informed decisions and create a feeding plan that supports your family's goals.
We believe that proper preparation includes building muscle memory. Increase your confidence by practicing the skills you will use to feed your baby.
Infant Feeding Education for Every Family
Who This is For
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First-time parents
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Expectant families planning to breastfeed
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Families planning to pump
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Parents considering combination feeding
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Parents returning to work after leave
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Families wanting feeding education before baby arrives
What You'll Learn & Practice
Feeding Basics
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Hunger cues
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Feeding frequency
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Positioning and latch basics
Breastfeeding
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Milk production
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Common challenges
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Establishing feeding routines
Pumping
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Pump selection
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Milk storage
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Building a pumping routine
Bottle Feeding
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Bottle introduction
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Paced feeding
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Combination feeding strategies
Feeding & Returning To Work
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Pumping preparation
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Milk storage
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Feeding plans for caregivers
Format & Investment
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4 hours of private education
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Virtual or in-person sessions
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Digital resources included
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Six months of portal access
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Ongoing questions through the client portal
Investment
Starting at $450
Why This Is Different
Many feeding classes focus exclusively on breastfeeding.
Feeding Foundations provides education that supports a variety of feeding goals and family circumstances.
The focus is helping families understand their options, prepare for common challenges, and create a feeding plan that works in real life.
FAQS
Do I have to breastfeed?
No. This program supports breastfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, and combination feeding.
Is this lactation consulting?
No. This is educational preparation before baby arrives.
When should I take this class?
Most families participate during the second or third trimester.
Can my partner attend?
Absolutely.
Do you discuss pumping and returning to work?