Dear Expectant and New Moms,

Let's face it. There is nothing more overwhelming than being a new mommy! (If only babies came with instructions!)

On one hand—you feel wonderment and joy as your tummy grows, your contractions begin, and your bundle of love enters the world, sweet and pure. On the other hand—you may also experience fright, apprehension, and uncertainty about mothering issues ranging from labor pain to baby care. Trust me—you're not alone!

All expectant and new mothers have both desires and fears, with breastfeeding topping the chart.

Current statistics in the U.S. show almost 8 out of 10 new mothers desire to breastfeed their baby. Health, bonding, and financial benefits are cited as chief reasons why mother's milk is clearly the preferred choice for feeding a newborn in the 21 st century.

However, breastfeeding fears are also common, including . . .

"will it hurt," "will I make enough milk," and "how will I continue to breastfeed and go back to work?"

All mothers around the world, regardless of country or culture, have similar breastfeeding hopes, questions, and concerns.

Relax. Take a deep breath. I can help. My friends all call me the "baby expert." After 18 years of motherhood, ten pregnancies, four miscarriages, seven babies, twins, a special needs baby, and countless years of breastfeeding . . .


"As an experienced mother of 7 breastfed children, I have learned how to breastfeed by making almost every conceivable mistake in the book. And in my quest to understand nature—I have mastered the art. My hope of bridging the gap between 21st century science and mother is now a reality to share with you.

As an author, filmmaker, and mother of 7, I believe Mother of 7 Breastfeeding Videos will make a difference, helping mothers better understand how to breastfeed their babies, passing on the important message of breast milk for all mankind.

Before my first baby was born, I always knew in my heart, that breastfeeding would be natural and harmonious—tranquil moments of relaxation with every drop of milk.

And even though I eventually did discover Secrets to Successful Breastfeeding, I understand all to well that breastfeeding can sometimes be difficult, problematic, and emotionally draining trying to figure it all out.

All mothers need help in simplifying their breastfeeding journey—a guiding hand and light to illuminate the path.

Moms, breastfeeding is worth it's weight in liquid gold, and keeps you in constant touch with your baby's needs. You are a unit. Trust your motherly instincts, ask for help when you are overwhelmed, and enjoy the most incredible breastfeeding experience that will give you and your child the gift of health and love for life.