Affirmations for breastfeeding

Every drop of liquid gold matters.
Some days we produce more milk than others; this is normal and will happen. Keep doing it!
Breathe and Netflix.
YOU ARE AMAZING.
Your baby appreciates every drop of milk you make and loves you for being their mommy.
Each boob has a mind of its own!
Just take it day by day. Set small goals. You got this!
You’re a goddess.
It’s worth it.
Your baby has the best mom ever.
However much you are producing is enough – YOU are enough.
You were born to do this!
Everyone struggles with “can I really do this?” YES! Yes, you can! You are not alone.
Take it one session at a time!
You are a milk goddess!
You can do whatever you put your mind to.
You can do it! And if you can’t, that’s okay too.
Any amount that you pump or feed a baby is amazing.
You are enough and doing more than enough!
You’re amazing, mama! You’re doing better than you think you are! You’ve got this.
Your love for your baby is not measured in ounces.
You are doing all you can. You are a super woman! Be proud!
Babies nurse for comfort, not only hunger. You have enough milk for your baby!
You are more than just food.
Just keep pumping.
I have the ability to breastfeed my baby.
I have the right to breastfeed my daughter/son.
I am the right mom for this child. We were hand-picked to be together.
Breastfeeding my baby is an honor and a privilege.
I am a strong mom.
Breastfeeding is something I am proud of and refuse to feel shamed by.
Motherhood is beautiful; I am beautiful.
I CAN do this. I can do hard things.
I am not in this alone.
Breastfeeding is an incredible gift I’m giving my child.
This work of motherhood is important and vital.
I am a blessed and thankful mama.
I am good at breastfeeding.
I am making plenty of milk for my baby.
My body is nourishing my baby perfectly.
I am a great mother.
I balance the needs of my child with my own needs.
I am a loving, caring person.
I cherish the connections I am making with my child.
I release expectations and allow myself to do what is needed.
I allow myself to fully feel my feelings.
I appreciate my body for nourishing my baby.
I love what my body is capable of doing.
I acknowledge the end of this journey, and know that a new beginning is starting.
I give my all to my children.
I know that loving and supporting my child is the most important thing I can do as a mother.
My baby loves and cherishes what I give him.
My relationship with my baby is stronger because of breastfeeding.
I get to decide my worth as a mother.
I connect easily with my baby.
I am thankful to live in a world where there are many methods of feeding my baby.
I am grateful that my baby is happy and healthy.
I love my relationship with my child.
My baby is learning and growing into an amazing child.
I always choose what is best for my children and myself.
Every drop of milk my baby gets is a success
My baby and I are learning to breastfeed together
I am a strong woman and a good mother
I won’t give up on my hardest day. I’ll just give it one more day.
Each baby is a unique a beautiful soul with their own journey to follow
I trust my feelings and insights as a mother. I know my baby best.
I am gentle with myself and others
My body was designed to breastfeed
I make enough milk to meet my baby’s need
My baby is satisfied at my breast
Its okay when my baby wants to nurse ;more often
This is only a season of life and I won’t be breastfeeding forever.
I choose to cherish the moments I get to provide nourishment for my baby
I can make it another 10 days , 10 weeks, 10 months
I enjoy breastfeeding
I am doing my best
My baby and I are learning to work together to make breastfeeding successful.
My body makes all the milk my baby needs.
I have everything it takes to breastfeed my baby.
I appreciate the work my body is doing to nourish my baby.
My baby and I are bonding.
Even though I feel overwhelmed, I can still do this.
It’s okay that I feel exhausted because I am working hard.
I can make it another 10 hours. I will fight for another 10 hours.
I am doing my best.
It’s great if my baby wants to nurse often.
My body was made to do this. I can relax and let it happen.
It will get easier one feeding at a time.
I can ask for help whenever I need it. I have a great support system.
I am proud of myself for pushing on.
I am the best mother for my baby.
I am a good at breastfeeding.
My baby is getting all the nutrients she needs from my milk.
My baby is getting comforting and love from nursing.
It is ok if my baby nurses frequently. Babyhood passes fast and this time is worth it.
When my baby fusses it is not a reflection of my parenting or my ability to nurse.
When baby spits up it doesn’t mean she is reacting to something I ate.
I feel loved when she falls asleep while nursing.
My baby is gaining weight like a champ.
I’m spoiling her with my milk.