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Let MyLee be your breastfeeding compass!!

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Let MyLee be your breastfeeding compass!!

MyLee was featured on Babe Hatch. LOVE the title!!

"Why is this so cool?

Breastmilk changes A LOT in the early days, transitioning from colostrum to mature milk in 2-3 weeks. MyLee detects these changes, helping you ensure that you’re establishing a good milk supply in tune with your baby’s needs. And it’s not just about “milk quality.” It’s about helping you reach and maintain an optimal supply. The goal? Hit 100% milk maturation within the first few weeks, and keep it going!

Now, you’ve got the science, the support, and the tech, mama. "

Read the full cover at HATCH collective 


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MyLee system is CE and FCC certified consumer electronics. MyLee is NOT a medical device, and is not intended to diagnose or treat any clinical condition, or to substitute for a healthcare provider’s consultation.The data in this website and MyLee reports are not intended to tell you anything about your or your baby’s current state of health, or to be used to make medical decisions, including whether or not you should take a medical treatment. Our insights can help you monitor and manage your breastfeeding care and milk supply, and provide suggestions for improving the breastfeeding mom’s care. It is advised to consult with a lactation consultant or a medical health provider about your case and reports.