Munchkin Milkmakers Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Lactation Cookie Bites, 1 Bag

I was skeptical, but these work. Helping with lactation - I was only able to pump an ounce from both before and now Im getting tripple that. Flavor - pretty good but dry. Definitely need to have water on hand. Value - there are alot of cookies to each bag. They served their puppse and I will buy again. The only other thing I tried was the UpFlow Milk Spring drink and that didnt do anything for me. Full disclaimer - I ate two bags in the first three hours of having these. I've found that two bags a day significantly increased my production.

Recently my milk supply has gotten low, j ordered these and tried them. The next day my milk supply gotten a little better but by the following day my milk supply got way better, I pumped enough for 3 bottles for the night. This product is literally 10/10

For the price I wish they had more in pack but these are the best lactation cookies I’ve had and it keeps my milk flowing any time I eat them. Truthfully I don’t struggle with producing milk but it’s a good snack to have especially at night feedings. I drink a glass of milk with it and baby my milk be coming down

They taste great! There’s fiber and protein in them too! I do have increased milk production, I’m doing many things so can’t promise it’s these but if they don’t seem too pricey, get them!

My supply was low, so we had to supplement with formula. I bought these cookies and within 2 weeks my baby was refusing the formula! After over a month of exclusively breast feeding, I stopped eating these because I was making too much milk. Within a few days, I was barely making enough again, my baby would nurse frantically, and there was barely an ounce left over to pump for freezing (I like to pump pnce a day to have a backup supply.) I ordered these cookies for same day delivery, ate one pack, and within 6 hours I she was eating one side and the other side was leaking. These really work! Have no doubts!!

It does help the milk to “reload” a little faster to the next pump. I found out that after a few hour after eating a bag, it took lesser time to pump. I have a issue with only making an oz per up to 2 hours. Than it just stops and I have to wait. I use a electric pump and it was coming out slow same using the manual! Anyways these lactation cookies does help “reload” faster and I see a bit more each time.

I have breastfed 4 babies for 6 years total... and counting. These cookies always give me a little boost whenever i am feeling like my milk is dropping a bit. Also useful when i am on my period (since supply seems to dwindle during those times). Overall its a great product. They are tasty and if you eat two bags in one day with an electrolyte drink you will see a difference. Keep in mind all bodies are different so this might not work for you, however for me it works wonders and I always keep it in my pantry for a rainy day. Once your supply stabilizes stop eating them, and resume use if and when your supply drops again. Best of luck mamas!

I never noticed a change in my milk, there's very little good flavor and they are too hard to eat. soaking them in milk is really the only way they are edible. pretty disappointed.

The taste is good that's about as much I can say good about this. I bought 14 boxes of the eight packs and have been eating them like crazy I have been eating three to four day just to try to get my milk supply up and have seen absolutely no difference

My wife says you don’t need this product to produce more milk just drink tea and more water. Electrolytes and coconut water. Staying hydrated is the key and pumping every 2 hours if your baby doesn’t latch. Also the key ingredient is * Breastfeed frequently: Breastfeed your baby every time they are hungry, at least eight times a day. 
* Empty breasts: Make sure your baby is emptying your breasts at each feeding. 
* Offer both breasts: Offer both breasts at each feeding, and switch breasts each time. 
* Pump: Pump or express milk frequently, at least eight times a day. You can try pumping for a few minutes after each feeding. 
* Power pump: Mimic cluster feeding by pumping for 20 minutes, then resting for 10 minutes, and repeating for a total of one hour. 
* Breast compression: Gently squeeze your breast in an "ac" shape while your baby is feeding to help them take more milk. 
* Eat well: Eat a healthy, balanced diet, and make sure you're drinking water. * Get enough sleep: Get plenty of rest between feedings. 
* Avoid bottles and pacifiers: Avoid bottles and pacifiers in the early weeks. 
* Avoid weaning: Avoid introducing solid food until your baby is ready, usually around six months. 
* Seek support: A lactation consultant, maternal and child health nurse, or other health care professional can provide advice and support.