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If you are preparing for the arrival of a newborn baby, especially for first-time parents, you have probably considered a breast pump. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration,
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Looking for a space to meet a pregnancy or postpartum client or family? We are opening our doors to Kitsap County pregnancy, birth, and postpartum workers in our Poulsbo Boutique for FREE!
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Many parents experience nipple pain when breastfeeding or pumping during their postpartum journey. The truth is breastfeeding and pumping shouldn’t hurt. If it does, there is usually a cause that can be corrected.
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Pregnancy is an exciting and joyful experience for most, but the truth is that it can also be a painful one. As your body changes to accommodate the growing baby,
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Storms in the Pacific Northwest are inevitable during the winter. If you are a pumping parent and live throughout Washington, King County, or even on one of the islands off the coast,
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The joy of holding your newborn for the first time is magical and can also be overwhelming when it all sets in. You want to bubble-wrap them and make sure they’re safe,
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Are you ready to get your breast pump covered by insurance? We’re here to help! Our team of nurturers at Nurturing Expressions is passionate about helping parents to get set up for success in their breastfeeding journey is our passion.
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Studies reveal that breast cancer is the most common type of cancer affecting women in America today, and about 264,000 women get breast cancer while 42000 die annually in the U.S.
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Pain or discomfort during pregnancy is common and expected as your body grows and changes to accommodate for baby. Good news—there are many options to help you manage or treat it!
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A high-quality breastpump is a must-have for any breastfeeding parent. Whether you’re planning to exclusively breastfeed or pump, having a breastpump is important to have on-hand for support.
A breastpump can help to increase milk production and enable you to stock up milk for the baby to use when you’re not able to feed or to use for other reasons.
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