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Podcast | Milk Production & The Ethics of Breastfeeding Devices
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- The Evolve Lactation Podcast
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- Jan 12, 2026
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- 3885
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Summary
As we prepare for 2026, we encourage you to let go of outdated practices and embrace new opportunities for growth and community support. https://ibclcinca.substack.com/about - Join Evolve Lactation Pros http://www.thefirst100hours.com - Book & Free Guide I thought I would start off the year with an episode building on one of Evolve Lactation’s 3 Pillars: Physiologically-Grounded Practice. But don’t worry: there’s also some Sustainable Ethics in here! In fact, this episode is part of the 3rd Pillar as well. Putting this information out is part of Public Health Integration. We’ve kept these kinds of presentations behind the closed doors of lactation consultant training for too long. We lament how new parents aren’t being educated about lactation, but then we paywall the best information? How does this make sense? If we are committed to making sure that everyone understands how breastfeeding works and the science of human lactation, we’ve got to break down the paywalls, open the gates wide, talk to the masses the way we talk amongst ourselves. Let’s get into it. This is an exploration of milk production in breastfeeding. I emphasize the importance of understanding the process of milk production rather than just focusing on the concept of milk supply. This understanding is essential for mothers and care providers alike to support successful breastfeeding journeys. Section 1: The Process of Milk Production Let’s clarify a common misconception: milk supply is not a finite resource. Instead, it is a dynamic process that can be influenced and manipulated. This perspective is vital for mothers who may feel overwhelmed by the pressures of breastfeeding. Understanding that in most cases, milk production can be supported and maintained through various techniques, rather than relyi…