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I think a lot of the pressure for me came from myself…
I think being pregnant was the first time in my life I appreciated my body
I was having to go for all these tests, and my baby was really poorly
Nabaya
I had my baby at 28 weeks. The biggest thing they said was, “She needs breastmilk”
It’s about talking to and having that support system around you to talk to
I never could have prepared myself for the first time. I think no one can, no matter what you read
Nobody seemed to understand how important it was to me and why it was so important.
I researched so much about it and it just still wasn’t working
It’s not just about feeding; it’s about connection, about learning
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