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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2021 · 49 MIN

Low Milk Supply, Antibody Up

from The Booby Fairy · host Danielle

Team Danielle is back together again for another episode! Danielle Dodd from Lifetime's Married At First Sight, discuss what it is like to have a low milk supply, and what a gift even 2 oz can be. Danielle dives into the reasons behind low supply, as there is usually always a reason, and how even a couple of ounces has enough antibodies to protect your baby. We discuss what antibodies pass through milk, what is absorbed, and how the biochemistry of the immune system is with your baby...all without big science words. We break down the negative stigma and mom guilt associated with mothers who supplement with formula and encourage the motivation behind breastfeeding.

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Team Danielle is back together again for another episode! Danielle Dodd from Lifetime's Married At First Sight, discuss what it is like to have a low milk supply, and what a gift even 2 oz can be. Danielle dives into the reasons behind low supply, as there is usually always a reason, and how even a couple of ounces has enough antibodies to protect your baby. We discuss what antibodies pass through milk, what is absorbed, and how the biochemistry of the immune system is with your baby...all wi...

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