Tag: Breastfeeding Didn’t Work Out — and That’s Okay

Motherhood isn’t easy — and for many moms, breastfeeding doesn’t go as planned. This section is for the mothers who tried their best but still feel like they’ve failed. You are not alone, and you are not a failure. Here, you’ll find real stories from women who’ve struggled to breastfeed, expert advice on what to do when breastfeeding doesn’t work out, and gentle guidance to help you heal emotionally and physically. Whether you stopped earlier than expected, faced low supply, or lacked the support you needed, these articles remind you that your worth as a mom isn’t measured in ounces. Find understanding, compassion, and hope — because every feeding journey matters.

  • Failed at Breastfeeding? – It’s Okay

    Failed at Breastfeeding? – It’s Okay

    The days following the birth of a baby can bring tremendous stress. There may have been expectations of an easy breastfeeding experience. For many reasons, it might not work out that way. It is already a massive adjustment having a precious new baby to look after, not to mention what our bodies undergo. But breastfeeding troubles…

  • Switching to Formula – Feeling Guilty

    Switching to Formula – Feeling Guilty

    Switching to Formula A baby needs a healthy and happy mom. Breastmilk is best, but formula is there for a reason. If you decide to stop breastfeeding, you should do so without guilt and fear! Breastfeeding is not for every baby and mother. Sometimes, formula is needed, and that does not mean a mom loves…

  • My Milk Never Came in After Birth

    My Milk Never Came in After Birth

    This page has stories of mothers whose milk supplies were insufficient. If you need assistance and are wondering why your breast milk is not coming in, here is some information that might be helpful: If you discontinue your breastfeeding journey, please don’t allow anybody to make you feel guilty. It is your body, your choice,…

  • Guilt Over Not Breastfeeding

    Guilt Over Not Breastfeeding

    Sometimes a decision has to be made to stop breastfeeding. You need to do what is right for you and your baby, and don’t let anyone make you feel guilty about it. There are circumstances where there are no other options. Let’s put the mental health of new mothers first. Stop Beating Yourself Up Sarah’s…

  • I Tried to Breastfeed, But Could Not

    I Tried to Breastfeed, But Could Not

    Some mothers have tried everything. They have attempted to get help and have not been able to breastfeed. There is not enough support out there for them, and they feel isolated because of this. If this sounds like you, I hope you will find some encouragement in knowing that you are not the only one.…

  • I feel like a bad mom – I can’t breastfeed.

    I feel like a bad mom – I can’t breastfeed.

    Stories of Mothers Who Couldn’t Breastfeed Some mothers might not get the support they need during those first few days after giving birth, or in some cases, they may feel that their bodies have failed them. Whatever the situation, a mother should never feel guilty or be made to feel bad about needing to formula…