Held & Heard
A journal on support for babies, mothers, and nervous systems in transition.
The Truth About Supply and Demand: Understanding Milk Production (Without the Guilt)
You've probably heard that breastfeeding is all about supply and demand. While milk removal is an important part of the equation, it's far from the whole story.
The Hierarchy of Human Milk: Supporting Parents, Not Just Feeding Babies
The best feeding choice isn't a specific feeding method. It's an informed one. A look at donor milk, milk sharing, and why supporting lactating parents should be part of every feeding conversation.
Why Is My Baby So Gassy? Causes and Gentle Ways to Help
Gas is common in newborns, but it can still be uncomfortable. Learn why babies get gassy and gentle ways to support digestion and feeding.
Skin-to-Skin Isn’t Just for the First Hour
Babies don’t outgrow the need for skin-to-skin, especially when feedings feel hard.
Colic Isn’t a Diagnosis: Understanding What’s Really Going On and How Bodywork Can Help
Persistent crying isn’t a personality trait, it’s communication.
Tongue Tied - Having a Frenulum Is Not a Crime
Read more to learn about the signs of oral ties, and how to feel empowered during an oral assessment with your care provider.
Mindfulness, Meditation, Breathing, and Breastfeeding
Learn how can mindfulness and meditation play a role in your breastfeeding journey, and beyond into parenthood.

