Atlanta Childbirth Resources

I knew I wanted to work with moms and babies since the third grade. 🤍

Even though my initial plan was to be the doctor who took babies out of their mom’s tummy… I ended up on a mother-baby unit as a postpartum nurse and I absolutely loved it.

I spent every shift pouring into my patients, maybe a little too much, according to my director. 😄

She called me into her office one day and said something I’ll never forget.

You’ll hear all of it in Part 2. Follow me so you don’t miss it. 👀

Do these in weeks 1 to 2 to protect your milk supply👇🏾

Feed early. Feed often. Don't skip feeds, and don't let too much time pass between sessions. Every time milk is removed, your body gets the message to make more. 🙌🏾

And don't forget, YOU need to be taken care of too. Eat, rest, and talk to a lactation consultant if something doesn't feel right. Early support can prevent bigger problems down the road.

Hi, I’m Tietra, RN + IBCLC based in Atlanta. I’ve spent nearly 20 years helping moms feel confident with feeding and newborn care 💜

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If you’re 36 weeks pregnant and planning to breastfeed, this is for you!👇🏾

Breastfeeding is natural But it is NOT always intuitive. ❌

Because Your body is designed to do this doesn’t mean it will feel easy at first and waiting until your baby arrives to figure it out is not the best move.

With over 20 years of experience working with moms and babies as a lactation consultant and CPR instructor, I have seen firsthand what preparation does for new parents, it changes everything.💜

If you are expecting and want to feel truly prepared, my prenatal breastfeeding class was made for you.

Inside you will learn:

✔️ What normal breastfeeding actually looks like

✔️ How to set yourself up for success before baby arrives

✔️ What to do (so you are not confused or misinformed)

Preparation changes everything.

📍 Atlanta metro

💌 DM me "CLASS" and I'll send you the details 👆

Your baby is already communicating with you, you just have to learn their language. 🍼

Feeding cues are your baby's way of saying "I'm hungry", and the earlier you catch them, the calmer feeding feels.

Not there yet? Give yourself grace. Motherhood is a journey, and so is learning your baby's cues. 🤍

If you're expecting and want to feel truly confident and ready before your baby arrives, from feeding cues to newborn care and so much more you need to be in my upcoming prenatal class. 💜

👉🏽 Comment "CLASS" and I'll send you the registration link!

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If you’ve ever wondered how often you should feed your newborn, then this post is for you. ��👇🏾 Those early weeks can feel relentless, and there’s a reason for that. A newborn’s stomach is tiny, breast milk digests quickly, and your body is still learning to build a supply. ��Frequent feeds aren’t a sign that something is wrong, they’re actually exactly what’s supposed to happen. 🤱🏾 ��Understanding the why behind it all can make those early days feel so much less overwhelming.
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Pregnant? Planning to breastfeed? 🤱🏽Check out my Prenatal Breastfeeding Class!

The best time to prepare… is before your baby arrives.

Because once baby is here, everything can feel overwhelming and feeding challenges can hit fast.

Preparation gives you confidence, clarity, and a smoother start.

In this class, we cover everything you need to feel ready: from latch and feeding cues to pumping, partner support, and protecting your milk supply.

👉🏽 Comment “CLASS” and I’ll send you the registration link.

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Hi, I’m Tietra, RN + IBCLC based in Atlanta. I’ve spent nearly 20 years helping moms feel confident with feeding and newborn care 💜

Do pacifiers cause ni**le confusion? 👶🏽🤱🏽 Well let’s talk about it!

Using one too early can mask feeding cues and impact your milk supply. That’s why support in those early days is everything!

If something feels off with feeding, don’t wait.

If you’re navigating breastfeeding, pacifiers, or newborn feeding challenges, you don’t have to figure it out alone.

👉🏽 Comment “SUPPORT” to get guidance on breastfeeding + newborn care.

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Hi, I’m Tietra, RN + IBCLC based in Atlanta. I’ve spent nearly 20 years helping moms feel confident with feeding and newborn care 💜

Peace of mind. That’s what parents walk away with 💛

Because it’s not just about learning information…

It’s about feeling calm, confident, and prepared as you step into newborn life 👶🏾✨

Inside my newborn care + infant CPR classes, you’ll learn:

✔️ Practical, real-life skills you’ll actually use

✔️ How to confidently care for your baby from day one

✔️ What to do (so you’re not Googling at 2am 🌙)

Preparation changes everything.

If you want early access to upcoming classes…

DM me “CLASS” and I’ll send you the details 💌