"Kristina was a lifesaver for me and my newborn on our breastfeeding journey! I was so tired, overwhelmed and so new at everything. When she offered to help, I couldn’t have imagined that an online session would be so helpful. Kristina has a gift for working with mothers and babies. She knew how to firmly guide me to help my baby latch on better. She taught me helpful tips about positions of breastfeeding, massage and how to soothe aching nipples. Her help was so precious at such a vulnerable time of my life, I will forever remember it and am very grateful for her caring support!"

Working with Kristina made all the difference when our daughter arrived. She guided us with kindness and expertise, helping my wife find a comfortable latch, explaining feeding routines, and offering practical tips on positioning, milk supply, and newborn care. Within days, Karina settled into a calm nursing routine, and my wife and I felt at ease to continue our parenting journey together.”

I was very happy to have the opportunity to interact with Kristina. She helped me a lot and guided me on how not to repeat the mistakes I made with my first child. I breastfed both my first and second children until exactly 2 years old. The age difference is 2.8 years, completely different children, but they both loved breastfeeding equally and nursed actively until the very end 😅🙈 With my first child, I weaned him very abruptly because I was exhausted. At that time, I was very nervous. I just told him that I was tired, that my breasts hurt, and that he shouldn’t nurse anymore, and he understood. In one morning, we ended breastfeeding, and he never asked for it again.
With my second child, I wanted things to be different - softer and more gentle. Because by then I was an experienced mom, and I wasn’t as anxious. But I didn’t know where to start, how to finish breastfeeding without harming either the child or myself. I had a video call with Kristina, and she explained everything to me about how to end breastfeeding safely for both sides.

At the time I planned to wean, we were about to go on vacation, and after the vacation my son was supposed to start daycare (the first days of adjustment). I decided I would gradually wean him during the holiday since it was a new environment with lots of distractions for him. And that’s exactly how it worked. On the way to vacation, he was still nursing, and on the way back - he wasn’t anymore. I was so happy that everything worked out smoothly and without stress. On the trip, I started telling him that “boobies need to rest” and slowly reduced the number of feedings. First, I cut out the daytime feedings, then the evening ones. We didn’t have any night feedings at all. A few days before the trip, I offered him tea with milk, he tried it and liked it. So when I started cutting out the daytime feeds, I gave him tea with milk instead. Over just a few days, we dropped more and more feeds.

My son was already 2 years old, he understood what I explained to him. In the end, it was teamwork 😅 and my husband also helped by distracting our son.

“Kristina was compassionate and caring. She helped me during a turbulent time and provided great resources to refer to. She tailored her consult to my needs and was available for follow ups.”

I met Kristina a few weeks before giving birth purely by chance, and we exchanged numbers. At that time, I never imagined I would need a specialist — everyone around me kept saying that breastfeeding was natural and easy, that once the baby arrived, it would just come to me. I had watched a few YouTube videos and thought I understood the process. Still, many women I knew admitted they couldn’t breastfeed their babies for different reasons, and it made me wonder if it might not be as simple as everyone said.

When my baby was born, all the information I had seemed to disappear. The baby was in front of me, and I didn’t know what to do. I made every mistake possible, and things slowly started going wrong. I tried my best, and the people around me were supportive, telling me: “That’s how it is, it’s always painful, you just need to push through, you’ll get used to it.” I believed I was doing it right, that the process itself was just hard. But eventually, the pain became unbearable: my nipples were rubbed raw and bleeding, and I developed breast inflammation. I thought this would turn into another unsuccessful story — another case of mastitis I wasn’t prepared for.
Finally, I contacted Kristina and told her everything that was happening. She said it didn’t have to be this way, that breastfeeding is not supposed to be a painful and miserable experience. We met, and she showed me the correct latching techniques, how to manage the process, and how to make sure the baby was eating and satisfied. She explained everything so clearly, and I was able to ask all my questions — she gave me a confident, professional answer to each one.

Kristina is a true professional. She does this not only for her work but also out of genuine love for people, mothers, and newborns. She is an amazing person who truly wants to help. I feel so blessed to have met her and to have received her incredible support.

Thank you so much, Kristina. You are forever in our hearts.
— Ola & baby Vikki ♥️