Breastfeeding With Confidence

+ the Confident Mama Bear Society

Empowering you to breastfeed with confidence, comfort, and ease—without unnecessary pain, pumping, or formula—so you can fully enjoy those precious first weeks with your baby.

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You can breastfeed your baby.

You've probably heard people say things like, "Some women just can't breastfeed".

As a new mom dealing with painful breastfeeding, slow weight gain, and bottle refusal, people would always tell me to just quit trying so hard, that I was too sensitive, or breastfeeding wasn't worth the effort.

I tried turning to my pediatrician and his lactation nurse for support but they were quick to push formula.

It was shocking, disappointing, heartbreaking, and isolating. .

This was suppose to be natural. Why was it so hard?

After 5 weeks of suffering and struggling, I found the kind of support that changed the game.

Not only did I finally overcome breastfeeding challenges but went on to successfully breastfeed

my baby longer than I ever imagined.

Five kids breastfed over a year each & dozens of families supported later, I've learned one important thing:

Breastfeeding doesn't have to be perfect to be positive.

No matter what anyone tells you, you CAN breastfeed. It just might look a little different than you originally pictured.

You deserve support that values your goals.

You deserve to understand how your body & baby are designed.

You deserve to feel confident in your decisions.

You deserve to enjoy your newborn.

You deserve to breastfeed without pain.

You deserve to celebrate and embrace motherhood.

You deserve to have a space where you can share your struggle.

You deserve to be lifted up.

That’s why I created Breastfeeding with Confidence and

The ConfidentMamaBear Society— so you can walk into motherhood with confidence, knowing how to:

❌ Avoid being bullied by clueless postpartum nurses who just don't seem to "get it"
❌ Avoid falling victim to doctors with bad advice and no breastfeeding training
❌ Stay away from so called “experts” who don’t know how to actually help

❌ Avoid feeling confused and helpless wondering what your baby is trying to tell you

This online breastfeeding class will help you:

🔥 Prevent common breastfeeding issues like unnecessary painful latching or accidentally sabotaging milk supply
🔥 Handle any challenges that do come your way
🔥 Create a breastfeeding plan based on YOUR values
🔥 Trust your MamaBear instincts and make confident choices from day one

🔥 Find confidence in feeding your baby so you can face hard days with a sense of peace in your soul

But this is more than a class...

it's continuous support when you need it most.

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Inside Breastfeeding With Confidence you'll learn:

Become a Baby Whisperer

You can learn to understand your baby's signals and cues, learn what's normal, what isn't, and how to trust your MamaBear instincts

Prevent Unnecessary Challenges

Many common breastfeeding struggles are preventable with the right habits started early

Sensible Solutions

Many common breastfeeding challenges have simple solutions. You'll be equipped to navigate standard breastfeeding challenges with confidence

Why listen to me?

There is a lot of chatter out there about breastfeeding... it can be hard to know who to listen to... so let me introduce myself ...

I'm Jaimie - a nurse, birth doula, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and mom of 5.

After being deceived, believing that my nursing backgroun, natural design, and "breastfeeding friendly doctors" would make breastfeeding come easily, hitting my lowest low, and rising up to find what confidence in motherhood really looks like, I decided to become a birth doula and lactation consultant to help mothers learn how to prepare for breastfeeding success.

It is my mission that every mother learns she can trust her intuition, that she has options, and that breastfeeding can be beautiful no matter how many bumps you might face along the way.

Mothers should be inspired to find the root cause for breastfeeding challenges, address them holistically first, and then with medical intervention if desired or necessary. Mothers should be equipped with the tools to understand options and make confident decisions about infant feeding in line with their goals and values.