Reliable Information + Practical Solutions

*The Breastfeeding Rescue Toolbox is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or lactation care.

Answers when you need them most

Discover our digital library of helpful resources for preventing milk supply issues, easing exhaustion, breastfeeding comfortably, navigating your return to work, and more!

Knowledge is your best breastfeeding tool.

Get access to our full digital resource library: A self-guided collection of trusted, practical information

Targeted support for the challenges breastfeeding parents face most — including building your foundation, common breastfeeding struggles, and returning to work while pumping.

A simple roadmap to find what you need, when you need it — the Resource Navigation Guide helps you quickly locate the right support instead of sorting through information that may not apply to your situation.

Tools you can keep coming back to — including printable guides, trackers, checklists, and resources designed to support you through different moments of your breastfeeding journey.

Knowledge is your best breastfeeding tool.

Get access to our full digital resource library: A self-guided collection of trusted, practical information

Targeted support for the challenges breastfeeding parents face most — including building your foundation, common breastfeeding struggles, and returning to work while pumping.

A simple roadmap to find what you need, when you need it — the Resource Navigation Guide helps you quickly locate the right support instead of sorting through information that may not apply to your situation.

Tools you can keep coming back to — including printable guides, trackers, checklists, and resources designed to support you through different moments of your breastfeeding journey.

  • “Gabby, your resources were an absolute lifesaver when my daughter was born! I attempted to breastfeed my firstborn but was unsuccessful. When I had my second, I was determined to breastfeed but fell into the same struggles I encountered the first time. When I found your library, I felt like I was thrown a life raft! I went through each of the resources and started immediately implementing your tips. Within a week my supply had increased, my daughter was feeding better, and I quickly understood how to better handle the breastfeeding issues I was facing. You gave me the confidence I craved in my breastfeeding journey!”
    Brianna O.
    Breastfeeding mom of two

Just imagine if you could…

  • Feel confident in your milk supply, knowing you have the tools and information to support it and troubleshoot challenges if they come up
  • Feel more relaxed about breastfeeding, because you know what to look for and how to navigate common challenges
  • Find answers to feeding struggles faster, so you can spend less time searching and more time enjoying your baby.
  • Get more rest and peace of mind, because you have reliable resources to guide you through the challenges along the way
  • Become the mom friends turn to for breastfeeding questions, because you’ve built your own knowledge and confidence
  • “I’ve made it to almost 13 months now and a huge part of that success is owed to you and the advice you have given me, as well as advice I’ve seen you give to others!!! And this was a NICU baby who I was forced to supplement with formula before they would discharge him, and I had to wean him off formula and onto the boob and my supply was low. Couldn’t have done it without you!”
    Rachel G.
    Breastfeeding mom

You Get All This INFO:

Breastfeeding Starter Kit

Set Yourself Up For Success: 11 simple tips to start breastfeeding off strong

The Ultimate Pre-Baby Breastfeeding Prep Checklist

Signs of Getting Enough (ways to know if baby is getting enough milk)

Visual Positioning Guide (the first step to getting a good latch)

Breastfeeding Support: 15 Tips for Partners, Friends, & Family

Breastfeeding Log (track feeds and diaper output)

Feeding Basket Checklist: 10 must-have items to keep near you

Guide to Breastfeeding Products (plus 3 you don’t need!)

12 Breastfeeding Secrets I Wish I Knew Sooner

Common Problems Support Kit

Visual Latching Guide (how to tell if you have a good latch, and what to fix it if you don’t)

Sore Nipples Cheat Sheet (better ways to treat and prevent soreness)

Low Supply Support Guide (How to tell if you have low supply and what to do next)

5 Overlooked Causes of Colic, Gas, & Reflux

Breastfeeding Red Flags: 10 Signs You May Need Professional Breastfeeding Support

Balancing Breastfeeding: How to Tackle Your To-Do List While Nursing or Pumping

Infant Sleep Resources that are ACTUALLY breastfeeding friendly (many aren’t!)

Lactation Troubleshooting Guide (21 common issues and what you can do)

Nipple Shield Cheat Sheet (when and how to use one)

Oversupply Support Guide (why it can cause problems and what do to about it)

What You Should Know About Pacifiers

Supplementing Safely (how to supplement without lowering milk supply)

Treating Clogs & Mastitis Cheat Sheet

The Truth About Tongue Ties

Weight loss & breastfeeding information

Types of Breastfeeding Support Providers

Safe Sleep 7 Checklist

Thanks For Your Help! (Printable list for support people)

Back-to-Work Starter Kit

5 Pumping DONTs (tips to avoid pump related supply issues)

Back-to-work Planning Sheet (for those preparing to breastfeed as a working mom)

Back-to-work Checklist (things to consider before starting work again)

Freezer Stash Secrets: 15 Tips for Stash Success

Get Pumped: 5 Simple Tips to Boost Pump Output

How to Pace Feed a Bottle (to prevent milk supply issues and accidental overfeeding)

Printable Pumping Signs (for your door at work)

Dairy-Free Starter Kit

Infant Stool Guide (What’s normal and what’s not)

Before You Go Dairy-Free Checklist (is it necessary?)

Dairy-Free Breastfeeding Checklist (in case your baby is sensitive to dairy in your milk)

8 Dairy-Free Breastfeeding Myths

Food Sensitivity Symptoms in Infants

What You Should Know About Milk Alternatives (if you’re going dairy-free)

10 Places Dairy Hides

12 Dairy-Free Dinner Ideas

15 Dairy-Free Packaged Foods

Hey There, I’m Gabby!

I created this resource because finding trustworthy breastfeeding information shouldn’t feel so overwhelming.

When I started breastfeeding, I quickly realized how much I didn’t know. I spent countless hours searching for answers, trying to figure out which advice to trust and wishing I had the right information sooner.

Those challenges motivated me to learn more, and eventually led me to become an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). Every day, I meet moms who have the same questions and concerns I once had: How do I increase my supply? Should I be supplementing? How can I help my sore nipples? Am I going to be able to keep breastfeeding? And honestly… when will I ever get a nap?

That’s why I created the Breastfeeding Rescue Toolbox. I took my knowledge and training and turned it into a practical, easy-to-use resource that gives moms reliable information without the overwhelm. A resource designed to get to the heart of common breastfeeding concerns so you can spend less time worrying and more time enjoying your baby.

  • “This is something I wish I had right from the beginning. Fortunately, I eventually stumbled upon your advice, and I was able to get a second opinion about my daughter’s breastfeeding problems from a different doctor before we had serious issues. I probably would have struggled a lot longer if it wasn’t for the information I learned from you. Thank you!!”
    Mary T.
    Mom of 4 nurslings

Frequently Asked Questions

What if I’m not really having breastfeeding problems yet?

That’s actually the perfect time to use the Breastfeeding Rescue Toolbox! Many breastfeeding challenges are easier to navigate when you know what to look for before problems arise.

The Toolbox includes resources to help you prepare before baby arrives, recognize signs that breastfeeding is going well, understand what’s normal, and feel more confident when challenges come up. Think of it as your breastfeeding roadmap—something you can refer back to whenever questions pop up.

Won’t they just teach me What I need to know in the hospital?

Your hospital team can provide valuable support, but the reality is that most new parents only have a short amount of time with their care team before going home, not all hospitals have lactation consultants on staff, and many nurses won’t have formal lactation training.

Furthermore, the kinds of issues that give most moms the biggest problems typically begin well after discharge from the hospital. The Breastfeeding Rescue Toolbox gives you a resource to refer to at home, covering topics like getting a good latch, signs baby is getting enough milk, managing common challenges, pumping, returning to work, and knowing when to seek additional support.

Can’t I just ask my pediatrician OR MOM GROUP for breastfeeding help?

You could, but the truth is, most pediatricians don’t actually have lactation training or may have incomplete breastfeeding education. And it can be almost impossible for the providers who do have lactation training to squeeze in thorough breastfeeding education in a standard 20-minute well check once every couple months.
 
While a mom group can be a great place to get information and support, depending on who runs the group and how well moderated it is, online support groups might not provide the accurate info you need.
It can be hard to tell if the advice you’re getting is evidence-based or simply culturally biased popular opinion. A lot of “tips” spread in some support groups can actually lower milk supply over time, cause breastfeeding issues, or make them worse. Support groups are important, but they need to be moderated and run well to be most effective.

Will this Toolbox keep me from needing to see a lactation consultant or needing formula?

The Breastfeeding Rescue Toolbox is designed to help you feel informed, prepared, and confident—but it is not a replacement for personalized lactation care when you need it.

Some breastfeeding challenges require individualized support from an IBCLC or another healthcare professional. The Toolbox can help you better understand what’s happening, try appropriate strategies, and recognize when it’s time to seek additional help. And if you choose to supplement with formula or donor milk, these resources can help you make informed decisions and understand how to protect your breastfeeding goals.

Is this guide a quick-fix solution?

No. Breastfeeding can be affected by many factors, and there is rarely a one-size-fits-all solution that doesn’t require time to implement. The Breastfeeding Rescue Toolbox gives you practical information, troubleshooting strategies, and tools to help you better understand common challenges and make informed decisions. It’s designed to help you feel less overwhelmed and more prepared—not promise a magic fix.

Why should I buy this when there’s so much free breastfeeding information online?

There is plenty of free breastfeeding information online—but it can be overwhelming, conflicting, and difficult to know what to trust.

The Breastfeeding Rescue Toolbox brings together evidence-informed guidance from an international board certified lactation consultant into one, organized, easy-to-use library. Instead of spending hours searching through articles, social media posts, and forums, you’ll have practical resources that help you find answers faster and make informed decisions with confidence.

IT’S A LOT OF RESOURCES. WHERE SHould I even begin?

Start with the Resource Navigation Guide. This contains a table of contents so you can see everything in the Toolbox at a glance. It then directs you to the resources that will be most helpful depending on your needs. If you’re in a hurry and want to get the most out of the guide in as little time as possible, there’s directions for that too!

How do i access my toolbox after downloading it?

Your Toolbox is available immediately after purchase. You’ll see your download link on the confirmation page, and a copy will also be emailed to you with your receipt.

Because the Toolbox is a large file, we recommend downloading it to a desktop or laptop computer. If you have trouble locating your download link or accessing your files, please contact me and I’ll be happy to help.

Is This a physical Product?

No. It is a downloadable digital file only. Guides are PDF files and can be downloaded individually or in one file.

Can I Purchase this outside of the US?

YES! Payhip is a secure payment portal for purchases that supports global payments. Please note that EU and international customers are subject to the taxes that apply to their region. 

I’m a Lactation Consultant. Can I give these documents to my clients?

No. The Breastfeeding Rescue Toolbox is for personal use only and copies may not be given to clients unless you purchase a license to do so. Please contact me for more information on obtaining a license.

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  • “The Breastfeeding Rescue Toolbox is an incredible asset to any mom choosing to breastfeed. Whether a new mom or veteran mom, this guide is an amazing tool. It’s all the info you need in one place, and a quick read. No more frantic filtering through website after website for answers. The tips and information shared are spot on and in line with evidence-based best practices. I cannot recommend this resource enough!”
    Alyssa D.
    Breastfeeding mom of 5