In this episode, we're thrilled to welcome Jacqueline Murphy, a speech-language pathologist and feeding therapist! She’s here to share her personal journey and professional insights on infant feeding and breastfeeding challenges, as going back to work with breastfeeding goals. Jacqueline opens up about becoming a mom and how her background as an infant feeding specialist made her feel like she "knew too much," which led to some unexpected moments including jaundice  and learning to wake to feed in the first few months.We talk about what it's like maintaining your breastfeeding goals and going back to work as well as starting solids.Jacqueline emphasizes the importance of frequent feedings, especially with sleepy little ones, and how parents can adapt attachment feeding practices to fit their own schedules and goals. Jacqueline also encourages seeking support during those early breastfeeding days, as it can make a world of difference for long-term success.She encourages moms by reminding that the first few weeks of breastfeeding are the most difficult, and then the process gets much easier. Thank you, Jacqueline, for sharing your story with the Feeding Hour!Jacqueline’s Instagram: @atlantaspeechandfeedingMore on 101 Before One If you enjoyed the show, please leave us a review. This helps other moms find this podcast and hope in their feeding journey.If you’d like know when an episode drops sign up for our email list: https://bit.ly/thefeedinghourpodcastIf you’d like to share your story email: [email protected] this podcast on Patreon here: www.patreon.com/thefeedinghourpodcast.

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