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Strangers at First Suck: My Early Breastfeeding Journey
They said breastfeeding would be natural. Beautiful, even. But no one warned me about the nipple pain, the panic sweats, or my baby looking at me like I owed her answers. It took two months, a lot of pumping, and even more self-doubt before things finally clicked. This is the real story of how it started—messy, loud, and far from perfect.
Talaya Murphy
Jul 133 min read


Told Them Something Was Wrong After Surgery. No One Listened.
After gallbladder surgery, I knew something was wrong—but no one listened. Weeks later, I found out I had internal bleeding. Here’s what really happened.
Talaya Murphy
Jul 103 min read


My Worst Enemy: The Toothbrush
Pregnancy made my toothbrush my worst enemy. Here’s how even my morning routine turned into a battle—and what that taught me about early motherhood.
Talaya Murphy
Jul 22 min read


The Weight of Motherhood While in Pain
A raw, honest reflection on motherhood, pain, and being dismissed in the healthcare system as a Black woman.
Talaya Murphy
Jul 12 min read


A Love Letter to 3 AM Bathroom Trips
A raw and hilarious take on the 3 a.m. reality of being a breastfeeding mom—from stealth bathroom missions to midnight snack thefts and creaky floorboards.
Talaya Murphy
Jun 233 min read
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