For nursing and pumping moms
Get a personalized plan that helps you work toward weight loss while supporting your milk supply, eating meals that satisfy you, and feeling more comfortable in your clothes again.
Inside the Milk & Metabolism Method, I look at what you’re eating, your hunger, your breastfeeding demands, and what you’ve already tried, then help you figure out what to change first.
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Emma was working 24-hour shifts while raising two kids and continuing to breastfeed. She had days, and even weeks, when she wasn’t as on top of things. But those stretches didn’t erase her progress. One of her biggest takeaways was learning that consistency matters more than perfection.
She lost 14 pounds, reached the weight she was at in college, and called it her “happy weight.”
Before joining, Rachel said she doubted and overthought everything she ate. After the program, she described having more mental space and feeling able to trust the process. That change matters when so much of your day has been spent wondering whether you’re making the right food choices.
You’ve tried eating healthier, adding more protein, watching your portions, or going back to what helped you lose weight before pregnancy. But now you’re breastfeeding, and you’re unsure how to make progress without affecting your supply.
You might make it through the morning feeling okay, then spend the afternoon grabbing snacks because lunch never happened or you’re hungry again an hour after eating. By bedtime, you’re wondering how you can possibly eat less when you already feel this hungry.
Or you’re eating regular meals, making thoughtful choices, and being consistent. The scale keeps bouncing around the same few pounds, and you’re frustrated because you feel like you’re already doing what you’re supposed to do.
Then you hear that some moms can’t lose weight until they wean, and you wonder whether you should stop trying altogether.
I remember gaining weight while breastfeeding and being scared to change anything that might affect my supply. I wanted someone who understood this season to help me figure out what to do.
That’s why, when a mom tells me she’s stuck, I want to understand what’s happening before recommending a change. Constant nighttime hunger, a stalled weight trend, and a feeding schedule that’s changing can each call for a different next step.
We look at your situation so you can understand what needs attention first and start making changes with a clear reason behind them.
You probably already know that protein matters, portions matter, and consistency matters. But that still leaves you wondering how much to eat while breastfeeding, what to do about the hunger, and which change will actually help the scale move.
Here’s where I look at things differently.
Many moms can work toward weight loss while continuing to breastfeed. Where we start depends on how far postpartum you are, your feeding demands, your current intake, and how you’re feeling.
For one mom, the first step may be getting consistent meals in. Another may already have that foundation and be ready for a small adjustment for fat loss. Your starting point helps us decide.
If you’re getting hungry an hour after lunch, I want to know what was in that lunch. If you’re snacking all evening, I want to see what you ate earlier in the day.
Those details help us figure out whether your meals need to be more satisfying, your timing needs adjusting, or something else is making your plan difficult to follow. Telling you to resist the snacks doesn’t answer those questions.
Before recommending a calorie change, I look at what you’re currently eating and how your hunger, energy, supply, and weight trend are responding.
Sometimes you’re eating enough overall, but breakfast or lunch isn’t keeping you full, and you end up eating most of your food at night. In that case, we may work on how your food is spread through the day and what’s in your meals before changing your total calories.
If you’re already eating enough and consistently following your plan, a small calorie or portion adjustment may make sense. If you’re struggling to get through the day without feeling ravenous, we need to understand that first.
We make the change that fits what’s happening for you.
You may have expected breastfeeding to help the weight come off, only to find yourself stuck at the same weight or gaining while feeling hungry all the time.
That’s why I look at your feeding demands alongside your meals, portions, hunger, and movement. Breastfeeding affects what you need, but it doesn’t tell us on its own what to change for weight loss.
One mom may need a more satisfying lunch so she isn’t grazing all afternoon. Another may already feel satisfied with her meals and need a small portion adjustment. We look at what’s happening for you so you have something specific to work on.
Not the version of you before kids. The version of you who feels fueled.
When you join the Milk & Metabolism Method, we start with what’s happening for you right now: what you’re eating, your breastfeeding demands, your hunger and energy, what you’ve already tried, and what makes taking care of yourself difficult.
We’ll look at what you’re currently eating over a few days, alongside your personal assessment. I personally look at where you’re starting and give you clear feedback on what’s already working, what may be holding you back, and which changes to focus on first to move you toward your goals.
Together, we choose your first one or two habits to work on and find a place for them in something you already do.
That’s how we use habit stacking. If you’re already making your kids’ lunch, we might use that moment to put your own lunch together, with two quick options you can keep on hand. If breakfast leaves you hungry an hour later, we might add what’s missing to a breakfast you already enjoy.
You have one small action to practice within your day. As it becomes easier, we build on it.
I help you choose the habits that deserve your effort first, then make them easier to keep doing.
You’ll understand why we’re choosing each change and what improvement we’re looking for. As those habits stack up, you have fewer decisions to make and less to figure out each day. Being consistent starts to feel more manageable, even when you’re tired.
That’s how small, targeted changes can help you get to your goals sooner and with less effort than trying to change everything at once, doing it perfectly for a week, and burning out. You’re putting your energy into changes chosen for you and building on them long enough to benefit from them.
We also look beyond your meals. That might mean finding a manageable way to add movement, preparing for the afternoon when everything feels overwhelming, or creating a backup plan for the days your usual routine falls apart.
Your plan needs a version you can use on the hard days, too.
On a day when your baby needs to be held through lunch, that might mean grabbing the ready-to-eat option we chose. After a rough night, your movement habit might be a short walk instead of the longer workout you planned.
If a habit keeps getting missed, I want to understand where it becomes difficult. Does it take too much preparation? Does it depend on a predictable nap? Are you trying to do it at the most overwhelming part of your day? Those details help us make the action more doable.
I’ll also help you choose a tracking or non-tracking approach, so you have a practical way to put your eating plan into action.
As those habits become easier, we build on them and adjust for fat loss.
Your timeline depends on your starting point. Some moms need more support with regular, satisfying meals first. Others already have those habits in place and can move toward a fat loss adjustment sooner.
Through your personal plan reviews and biweekly personal text check-ins, we review what’s improving, what still feels difficult, and how your weight, hunger, energy, and supply are responding. If progress stalls, we investigate before deciding what to change.
You’ll have a personalized target for how much to eat to work toward weight loss while supporting your milk supply, and know what that looks like with meals you enjoy. We’ll build the habits that make following your plan easier without having to think about food all day, so weight loss as a mom finally feels doable.
And when your fat loss phase ends or breastfeeding changes, we help you adapt your intake and routines so you can maintain your progress.
Wondering what happens once you join, or how this would fit into your day?
In this video, I’ll walk you through how we start with your personal assessment, build your eating plan and habits, and guide you through the phases as you work toward losing weight while breastfeeding.
You’ll also get a look at your tracking and non-tracking options, the meal resources that make feeding yourself easier, and where you can get help when questions come up or something isn’t working.
So you can picture how you’ll use the program and get support with the things that have made weight loss difficult for you before.
Once you join, you’ll complete your assessment so I can understand your starting point and help you choose your first one or two changes. We’ll build from there together.
$97 per month for four months ($388 total)
Or $291 paid in full
Hi, I’m Morgan, a mom of three and a breastfeeding mama for over five years straight. I’m also a certified nutritionist specializing in postpartum weight loss and a certified personal trainer with 12+ years of coaching experience.
I specialize in postpartum nutrition and breastfeeding-safe weight loss, and I’ve personally lost over 140 pounds postpartum while exclusively breastfeeding my babies.
I know what it feels like to be terrified to eat less because you don’t want your supply to drop, and how defeating it feels to gain more weight postpartum while breastfeeding, especially when your old methods stop working.
I created this because breastfeeding moms deserve better than random internet advice, extreme diets, and trying to piece together a plan while exhausted. You deserve support that actually fits your life now as a mom.
After my first baby, I realized how little realistic support existed for moms who wanted to lose weight without hurting their supply. Most of what I found online was either extreme dieting, outdated breastfeeding advice, or plans that ignored broken sleep, milk supply, and how little time moms actually have.
So I combined postpartum nutrition strategies that actually work with the kind of support moms need: short lessons, personal plan reviews, biweekly personal text check-ins, meal help, and real-time tweaks when life gets messy.
I’d love to help you feel more comfortable in your clothes, have energy for your kids, and spend less of your day wondering what you should be doing to lose weight.
You may already have recipes, a calorie target, or a program you’ve tried. But you’re still unsure what needs to change for you, or how to keep making progress when hunger, breastfeeding, or your routine changes.
Here’s how the Milk & Metabolism Method helps you put a personalized plan into practice and get support adjusting it along the way.
We’ll look at what you’re currently eating over a few normal days, alongside your breastfeeding demands, hunger, energy, activity, and what you’ve already tried.
That helps me see where to start: how much you’re eating, what’s in your meals, long gaps without food, or habits that are difficult to follow. You’ll get guidance on how much to eat and your first one or two changes, using foods and routines you already know.
Understand how we’ll get from your current habits to weight loss and keeping the weight off.
First, we assess your needs. Then we work on the meals and habits that need attention, make appropriate adjustments for fat loss, and help you adapt your eating after that fat-loss phase ends.
We build on the habits you already have. Your plan reviews help us decide what needs attention and when you’re ready for the next step.
Know how to turn your plan into meals and habits you can actually follow.
If breakfast leaves you hungry an hour later, you’ll learn how to make a breakfast you enjoy more satisfying. If you don’t want to track, you’ll learn what to put on your plate and how much, so your meals fit your weight-loss plan and breastfeeding needs.
Every lesson includes a short video and a written version, so you can choose what’s easiest in the moment. Listen while you’re nursing or pumping, walking, or driving, or quickly read through the steps when you need a quick answer.
Know how much to eat in a way that works for you.
If you like numbers, you’ll have personalized calorie and macro guidance.
We’ll use your assessment and what you share about your usual meals to choose a starting point. From there, you can follow your plan by tracking or by using visual portion guidance. I’ll help you adjust either approach during your personal plan reviews.
Know which small changes deserve your attention next.
At each stage of the process, we check what’s working, what needs to change, and what you still need clarity on.
Your next steps reflect what’s happening for you. If your meals are working well but movement keeps getting pushed aside, we can focus there. If a habit takes more time than you have, we can simplify it.
You’ll have one or two specific actions chosen to move you toward your goal with the time and energy you have. You’ll understand why they matter, so you can spend less effort figuring out what to try next.
Work through difficulties before they turn into giving up.
Every other week, you’ll tell me what’s going well and where you need help. We’ll use that conversation to choose your next one or two action steps.
I include these because I don’t want you reaching the end of the program still struggling with the same thing you were unsure how to fix two weeks in. If the lunch plan isn’t happening or evenings still feel difficult, I want to hear about it so we can change our approach.
Get an answer while you’re trying to use your plan.
Ask in the private community when your meals leave you hungry, your baby’s feeding pattern changes, or you’re unsure how to handle a disrupted week.
Get my feedback before deciding to cut more food, abandon a habit, or wait until your next check-in to bring it up.
Have moms around you who understand this season.
Connect with women balancing breastfeeding, interrupted sleep, family meals, and wanting their clothes to fit comfortably again.
See how they’re putting the method into practice, ask questions, and share the wins that someone outside this season might not understand. You’ll have encouragement when things feel difficult and people to celebrate with when you notice a change.
Take “What are we going to eat?” off your list of daily decisions.
You already make a hundred decisions a day. Having meals mapped out gives you one less thing to figure out when everyone needs something and dinner is getting closer.
Choose a full week of meals, pull a few recipes, or mix them with your family’s favorites. You’ll have meals your family can eat too, without planning a separate dinner for yourself.
Choose meals that fit your household’s dietary needs.
With standard, dairy-free, gluten-free, egg-free, and vegetarian options, you can start with recipes that suit your family instead of spending your evening searching for substitutions.
Grab something quick that helps hold you over until your next meal.
Have easy options for when you’re heading out the door, hungry after nursing or pumping, or trying to get dinner started while the kids need you.
These are snacks you can grab or put together quickly, without a long ingredient list or another cooking project. Keep a few favorites on hand so you have something satisfying ready when you need it.
Get coaching on what’s difficult now and fresh ideas you can use this month.
Bring your questions for a fuller conversation about what’s happening and what to try. Hearing other moms’ questions can also help you connect the dots in your own day.
Each month, you’ll get a new mini training on a relevant topic, giving you practical ways to handle challenges such as cravings or all-or-nothing thinking.
Stop feeling like your cravings decide what you eat every evening.
If you finish dinner and immediately start looking for something sweet, or keep going back to the kitchen even though you want to be done eating, this helps you understand what’s driving that pattern.
Learn how to recognize hunger, notice your craving triggers, and choose a response that helps. The goal is to enjoy food you like and feel able to stop, without spending the evening arguing with yourself about another snack.
Keep going after an off day without punishing yourself or starting over.
If takeout, dessert, or a missed workout makes you think, “I’ve already ruined it,” this workshop helps you work through that reaction.
Practice enjoying a meal, handling an imperfect day, and returning to your usual eating without skipping meals to make up for it. You’ll get practical steps for continuing with your plan so one difficult day doesn’t undo the rest of your week.
Have a short list of things to check when the scale stops moving.
Know where to look first: your weight trend over time, how your current plan is being followed, and changes in your routine or breastfeeding demands.
Use those checks to bring useful information into your plan review. We can then decide whether to make a small adjustment or give your current approach more time, without spending weeks trying random changes.
Enjoy meals out, holidays, and vacations without feeling like you’ve undone your work.
Have practical ways to choose a restaurant meal, enjoy foods you look forward to, and feed yourself when your usual options aren’t available.
You’ll learn how to make choices that fit the occasion and your goals, then carry on afterward. Your plan can include birthday cake, family dinners, and weeks when cooking is the last thing you have energy for.
You’ll have guidance on what to eat, small habits chosen for you, and support to help you adjust as you work toward losing weight and feeling more comfortable in your clothes.
Start My Breastfeeding Weight Loss PlanYou’re willing to put in the effort. You just want to know what will actually help, without making food and weight loss another full-time job.
Here’s how the four phases guide your plan.
Know how much to eat and what to change first.
Your assessment and food log help us understand your current intake, breastfeeding demands, hunger, energy, activity, and what you’ve already tried.
A food log can include plenty of nutritious foods and still reveal why your meals aren’t keeping you satisfied. You might get enough protein across the day but very little at the breakfast that leaves you hungry an hour later. Or you might be eating enough overall, while long gaps between meals make evenings difficult.
Those details help us choose a useful change before automatically lowering your calories. If your meals are already satisfying and consistent, we look at what else needs attention.
You’ll get personalized eating guidance and your first one or two action steps, with an explanation of why they make sense for you.
Have satisfying meals you can actually get on the table.
We turn your eating guidance into breakfasts you enjoy, lunches you can get together quickly, and dinners your family already eats. With your tracking or non-tracking approach, you’ll know what to put on your plate and how much.
If you already know how to build a balanced lunch but rarely have time to make it, another nutrition lesson won’t solve that part. We might choose two quick lunches to keep on hand and find a way to have them ready when you need them.
If your meals already satisfy you and fit your day, we keep them and focus elsewhere. That could mean a manageable movement habit or backup options for the afternoons when your routine falls apart.
Your plan reviews help us see what’s becoming easier and what still needs adjusting. You’re building meals and habits you can keep using as we make changes for weight loss.
Make targeted changes to help the scale move and your clothes fit more comfortably.
Using what we’ve learned about your needs and habits, we make small calorie or portion adjustments for fat loss. We may also build on your movement when that makes sense for you.
Your meals stay familiar. You’ll know what we’re changing and why, without replacing everything you eat or adding workouts you can’t keep up with.
Your plan reviews and biweekly personal text check-ins help us monitor your weight trend, hunger, energy, and supply.
If the scale stalls, eating less isn’t automatically our next move. We look at your weight trend over time, recent feeding changes, and how your plan is working in practice. A portion adjustment, a more manageable habit, or more time with your current approach may each make sense in different situations.
You’ll have help deciding which applies to you. If a supply concern comes up, we pause and reassess rather than keep pushing fat loss.
Know how to eat after fat loss and keep your results as breastfeeding changes.
When a fat-loss phase ends, we help you adjust how much you eat so you can work on keeping the weight off without feeling like you have to keep dieting.
As your baby starts solids, drops feeds, or weans, your needs may change. We reassess your intake so you aren’t left following the same amounts simply because they worked earlier in your breastfeeding journey.
You’ll know which meals and habits to keep and what amounts may need adjusting. You’ll also have practical ways to handle vacations, disrupted routines, and weeks when your usual meals don’t happen.
The goal is to keep using what you’ve learned, feel more comfortable in your clothes, and know how to feed yourself through the next season without searching for another plan.
From your first assessment through changes in breastfeeding, you’ll know what to focus on, why it matters, and where to get help when something isn’t working.
Instant access.
No set start date.
One next step at a time.
You’ll get instant access to the program dashboard, private community, and meal resources.
Open your meal plans and pick a few meals you’d like to try.
Start the opening lessons to understand what previous advice may have missed about your situation and why your efforts haven’t led to the changes you hoped for.
Complete your personal assessment.
Once I’ve reviewed it, you’ll get tailored feedback on how much to eat and one simple meal tweak to help you feel satisfied longer as you work toward weight loss while breastfeeding.
You don’t have to finish everything in a weekend.
Each lesson comes in video and written form, so you can choose what’s easiest, try the action, and ask questions as you go.
From day one, you can choose meals, start getting answers, and have the support to put what you need into practice.
Real moms. Real postpartum lives. Real progress.
I’m not hungry all the time! I’m losing weight while maintaining milk supply and energy.
Down 6 inches and 7 lbs!! I am 5 lbs away from my pre baby weight and all my pants are way too big and have to order new sizes in everything following everything you taught me.
I didn’t fall off the wagon completely, fit into old clothes I wore before I was pregnant, lost ~17in and ~10lbs.
Feeling stronger, more energy, feeling the bonus of eating more.
Increased energy by eating better and being more active, fit into old clothes I thought I’d never fit into again, saw the scale go down for the first time in a year.
You helped me get so much of myself back PP that I haven’t seen in so long. I have so much more energy, I fit into my pre-pregnancy clothes again, and I find time for myself so I can be a better mom to my son.
I can wear my wedding bands again!
I was 198 and now 175.2!!!
-12.5 inches since my first one.
I feel massively better! I’m wearing clothes that haven’t fit for awhile! The scale is down!!
Thank you. It’s so helpful to know I’m doing the right thing for my body, taking care of it to the best of my ability while in this season. It was so confusing with my first and I’m so grateful for your help.
I’m down almost 15 pounds which is SO encouraging.
Adding new habits little by little makes a huge difference. It doesn’t feel hard. And love the energy I have.
Had to share I’ve lost 4.5 inches in the last 4 weeks.
Morgan is AMAZING to work with! I strongly recommend her program!
The Milk & Metabolism Method brings together a personalized breastfeeding weight-loss plan and four months of my help putting it into practice.
You’ll know what to focus on, what you can stop worrying about, and how to adjust when something isn’t working. That means less time trying to decide whether you should eat less, change your meals, or try something completely different.
We work toward weight loss with satisfying meals and habits you can keep using, then adapt your plan as breastfeeding changes, you wean, or your schedule shifts.
Your investment is in knowing how to move forward, with a coach who understands breastfeeding and helps you make decisions for your situation.
You can choose the payment option that works best for you:
$97 per month for 4 months $388 total.
Split the cost across four payments, with access to the full program, coaching support, and bonuses from day one.
Start Losing Weight Without Hurting Your Supply$291 one-time payment
One payment covers your full four-month membership.
Start Losing Weight Without Hurting Your SupplyCovered by the 90-day Your Progress Matters Guarantee. See the details below.
Either option includes your personalized assessments, personal plan reviews, biweekly personal text check-ins, community support, lessons, meal resources, and every bonus listed above.
Feel confident that you’re not left on your own. When you join, I’m here to help you put your plan into practice and work through the parts that feel hard. Tell me when you’re struggling so we can figure out what needs to change together.
If you go through the program, complete your check-ins, put the steps into practice, and give it a real effort for 90 days but don’t see progress with your energy, cravings, consistency, confidence, or weight loss, reach out. I’ll refund your investment.
Your check-ins and our conversations let me follow along with you, so you don’t need to gather proof or figure this out alone.
You don’t have to get everything right to ask for help. I want to hear from you when you feel stuck, not just when things are going well. It’s about finally feeling unstuck with a plan you can follow in motherhood.
Having doubts, limited time, or a history of giving up on other programs doesn’t rule you out. Those are things we can talk through and account for in your plan.
You may already have several habits that are helping you. We keep those and look for the detail that’s making progress harder.
For example, your food log might show plenty of protein overall, but a lunch that doesn’t keep you satisfied. Or your meals may already work well, but your usual movement has changed since having your baby.
My job is to identify a useful next step for you. You’ll get one specific action at a time to make meaningful progress, and you’ll understand why I chose it.
Tell me what you changed and what you noticed during that attempt. That experience matters when we build your starting plan.
We look at your current food intake, feeding routine, hunger, and energy before deciding on weight-loss adjustments. Then we pay attention to how you respond rather than continuing to cut food regardless of what’s happening.
If you notice supply concerns, we pause weight-loss adjustments and revisit your plan. A qualified lactation professional can also help assess feeding and supply concerns alongside your nutrition coaching.
You won’t automatically be told to eat more or spend a set number of weeks in each phase.
Some moms need help eating enough or building meals that keep them satisfied. Others already have those pieces in place and are ready for a targeted weight-loss adjustment sooner.
Your assessment and plan reviews help us decide what makes sense for you. You’ll know what we’re working on and why.
You don’t have to track your food to follow your plan. I’ll use your assessment and what you share about your usual meals to understand your starting point. If a short food log or meal photos would help clarify something, we can use them, but you can use the non-tracking approach afterward.
Knowing you need lunch doesn’t solve the problem of your baby needing you every time you try to make it.
We look at where the action keeps falling apart. That might mean choosing a lunch you can assemble in a few minutes, keeping an easy option ready, or making the first action smaller.
You’ll have one thing to practice, and your check-ins give us a chance to find out whether it’s becoming easier or needs another adjustment.
Bring that to your check-in so we can figure out what’s getting in the way.
I look at your weight trend alongside your meals, portions, movement, and feeding routine. You may be following your recommendations, but something has changed since we set them, or there’s a detail we need to address.
You’ll leave with one clear action to work on and know what we’re looking for at your next check-in. That might mean adjusting a portion, changing how you build a meal, or finding a manageable way to add movement. We’ll follow up on how you respond and use that feedback to guide your next step.
You don’t need to wait for your baby to sleep through the night to get help with your meals and habits.
We account for the sleep you’re getting when choosing your actions. After a difficult night, an easy breakfast or a ready-to-grab lunch may be more useful than adding meal prep or another workout.
Your plan needs to be manageable in your current day.
Yes. Those changes are a reason to reassess your plan.
We look at how your feeding routine, appetite, and progress are changing before adjusting your food. Starting solids or dropping a feed doesn’t automatically mean you need to make a large cut.
You’ll learn how to adapt your meals and portions as you move into the next season.
Four months is your initial membership period, not a deadline to reach your final weight. We’ll focus on progress from your starting point and build an approach you can continue using.
If you’d like ongoing coaching after the initial four months, you can continue month to month with personal support, plan reviews, check-ins, meal resources
Your four-month membership ends automatically. You won’t be charged again unless you choose to continue.
If you want to keep access to the program, community, resources, text check ins and coaching, you can continue month to month for $97 per month or renew for another four months for $291.
If you don’t renew, your access to everything in the membership ends when your four months are up.
Share your health history and any guidance from your healthcare provider in your assessment. We take that context into account when choosing your nutrition and habit goals.
You can get help building satisfying meals, finding portions that fit your needs, and making recommended changes doable in your day. Your reviews also give you a place to discuss difficulties and adjust the coaching plan.
PCOS, thyroid conditions, and other medical concerns may require treatment and monitoring from your healthcare provider. This membership provides nutrition coaching alongside that care; it doesn’t diagnose or treat those conditions or promise to resolve symptoms.
Yes. I personally review your assessments and plan reviews, send your biweekly text check-ins, and coach you in the community.
The lessons give you information you can return to. Our conversations help you apply it and decide what matters next for you.
Post your question in the private community. You can share a meal, explain an obstacle, or ask for clarification without waiting for your next scheduled check-in.
Your biweekly personal text check-ins are another opportunity to tell me what’s helping and where you need a different recommendation.
You can join with a larger weight-loss goal. Four months is your initial membership period, not a deadline to reach your final weight. We’ll focus on your progress from your starting point and help you build an approach you can keep using. If you’d like to continue working with me after the four months, your options are below.
Your four-month membership ends automatically. You won’t be charged again unless you choose to continue.
If you want to keep access to the program, community, resources, and coaching, you can continue month to month for $97 per month or renew for another four months for $291.
If you don’t renew, your access to everything in the membership ends when your four months are up.
You love being able to feed your baby. You also want to like how your clothes fit, feel satisfied after eating, and be in pictures with your kids without worrying about how you look.
Both matter.
Wanting to lose weight doesn’t take away from how grateful you are for your body or how much you love your baby. It’s something you want for yourself, and it deserves care and attention, too.
Imagine getting to bedtime feeling proud of how you took care of yourself that day, with enough energy left to enjoy a little time of your own.
That’s part of what we’re working toward inside the Milk & Metabolism Method, alongside weight loss: meals that leave you satisfied, clothes you enjoy wearing, and less of your day spent thinking about food.
I’m a breastfeeding mom, too. I know how easily your own needs get pushed to tomorrow. I’d love to help you make space for them today.
Join for $97 per month for four months, or $291 paid in full.
Your membership includes personal coaching support and all bonuses, with the 90-day Your Progress Matters Guarantee.
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