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EPISODE · Dec 30, 2024 · 46 MIN

10: Modernizing Motherhood: Revolutionizing Breast Milk Storage with Milk by Mom’s Tirza Jova

from Midwife Life: Midwifing you through health, motherhood, and the sacred mess of life’s transformations with Diane Ortega · host Diane Ortega of Willow Birth Center

In this episode of The Midwife Life, Diane welcomes Tirza Hova, the visionary founder of Milk by Mom, who is redefining breastfeeding for modern families. A working mom of two young daughters, Tirza faced the struggles of balancing full-time work with the challenges of pumping, storing, and traveling with breast milk. Her discovery of freeze-drying breast milk was a game-changer—providing superior nutrition, unmatched convenience, and long-term storage options. Now, through Milk by Mom, Tirza is on a mission to empower parents across the U.S. by modernizing how we feed breastfed babies. What You’ll Learn: 🍼 Why Freeze-Dried Breast Milk is a Game-Changer: How it preserves all the nutrients, antibodies, and caloric density while making it shelf-stable for up to three years. ✈️ Perfect for Modern Moms: From freeing up freezer space to traveling with ease, Tirza explains how freeze-drying breast milk provides flexibility and convenience for today’s busy families. 🔬 The Science Behind Freeze-Drying: A breakdown of the process and why it’s better than traditional freezing or formula for maintaining the integrity of breast milk. 💡 Real-Life Applications: From handling high-lipase milk to creating emergency stashes, Tirza shares how moms and caregivers are using freeze-dried breast milk to support their unique needs. About Tirza Hova: Tirza Hova is a corporate professional-turned-entrepreneur and the founder of Milk by Mom. After discovering breast milk freeze-drying while navigating life as a full-time working mom of two daughters under the age of 2, Tirza was inspired to make this revolutionary service accessible to families nationwide. As Milk by Mom’s first customer, she experienced firsthand the freedom, flexibility, and confidence it provides. Her mission is to empower parents through education and innovation, modernizing how we feed breastfed babies and ensuring the goodness of breast milk is available to more families across the U.S. Learn More About Milk by Mom: Website: milkbymom.com Instagram: @milkbymom Key Takeaways for Moms: Breast milk freeze-drying is a practical, science-backed solution for modern families. It’s not a one-size-fits-all option—it’s a versatile tool to meet your family’s needs. Freeze-dried breast milk offers convenience without compromising nutrition, making it ideal for travel, emergencies, and simplifying daily life. Let’s Connect: Follow The Midwife Life on Instagram: @the.midwife.life.co Explore More Resources: themidwifelife.co Join the Conversation: If you loved this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with your community. Together, we can empower parents with innovative solutions like freeze-dried breast milk and help more families thrive.

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