Breastfeeding Journey — Breastfeeding Mom

I always knew I wanted to breastfeed my children. In my mind, it was just another check off the list. Get engaged, buy a house, get married, get pregnant, have baby, breastfeed baby. But it wasn't until I was in my third trimester of pregnancy that I finally truly thought about what it would mean to breastfeed. And once I started thinking about it, I started to get anxious. What if breastfeeding wasn't easy? What if it was harder than it looked? How would I know when the baby was full? I also remember thinking how weird it would be...

My bio: Anjelica Malone grew up as a Third Culture Kid and loves the expat life. She enjoys sharing stories with a multicultural perspective, traveling, and meeting women from around the world who are doing incredible things. Anjelica’s goal is to Connect with and Inspire a Global Tribe of Mamas, Makers, Wanderlusters, & Worldchangers. Visit her website www.AnjelicaMalone.com to read her latest interviews with women, shop her curated global fashion, and learn more about her one-on-one breastfeeding services.  Anjelica resides in Santa Rita, Guam with her Coastie husband and two Little Women. Join The Tribe by signing up for her...

My name is Tasha and I'm 29 years old. I have a 6 month old that had a rough start with our breastfeeding journey. When he was born until 2 months old, every single time he'd nurse, he'd cry. He'd cry for hours on end. We finally visited a lactation consultant because I was worried it was my milk supply. Grayson was diagnosed with a lip & tongue tie that we got revised at 2 months. He already had such a hard time efficiently transferring milk that the revision didn't help us with nursing. I decided I still wanted to...