Milkology Ultimate Breastfeeding Course Review

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I took the online Ultimate Breastfeeding Course. as a refresher before I have my second baby. With my first, we had a breastfeeding portion of our birth class but this time I wanted to just remind myself about breastfeeding. I found Stacey’s class, and loved it so much that now I’m an affiliate for her (if you sign up through my links, I get a small commission off of it, no extra cost for you!) As a mother who has breastfed one, and plans to tandem breastfeed both of my babies, I found this to be an amazing course for both soon-to-be mothers/new moms, and for moms who just need a refresher. Below are some of my favorite things about her course:

Pros:

• Stacey tells you how breastfeeding works, why it is beneficial for your baby, and what to expect from right after birth into the first few months of breastfeeding.
• It is a video format online, so it is possible to just listen to it if you don’t have time to sit in front of a computer (I listened to half of it while exercising). You can also watch it anywhere you have internet access, since it is on her website.
• The course is broken up into video chunks of 5-10 minute videos, so you can watch it a little bit at a time, and if you want to come back to a certain part it’s easy to find without skipping through a super long video.
• The total time of the course is only about 90 minutes total, so if you want to go through it all in one sitting, that’s totally doable too.
• The videos are very informative and slow enough that you can absorb the information. A lot of the video also has the information written out in front of you for the visual learners.
• Her information agrees with information from La Leche League (recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics. They also have local breastfeeding support groups). This information also lines up with Kellymom.com, a great resource for questions about breastfeeding.
• The information is well-organized and she defines the terms she uses
• Practical tips like clothing for nursing,
• At the end of the course, there are bonus resources and discount codes for other baby-related courses and for nursing products

Cons:

• It is boring to watch in certain parts and moves slowly if you’re looking for a refresher, but that’s because she gives you time to absorb the information and has the info on slides instead of illustrating everything.
• It shows a real woman breastfeeding her baby. So just be warned, if someone is watching with you, that there is a real boob shown (super helpful to see how breastfeeding is done though).

Overall, I highly recommend the Ultimate Breastfeeding Class.

Here are some links to the other classes that Stacey offers also if you’re interested in certain aspects of breastfeeding:

• Back to work pumping class
• Exclusive pumping class
• Pump it up (how to maximize your pumping output)
• Master your milk supply (how to make the perfect amount of milk for baby)

I hope this was helpful in helping you decide whether to join her course, and wish you luck on your breastfeeding journey!