By Dr. Leigh Campbell, MD, IBCLC, NABBLM-C, PMH-CFounder, Bloom & Grow Lactation Medicine — Ridgeland, MS Breastfeeding comfort is possible without harsh interventions. YOU DESERVE COMFORT AND CONFIDENCE AT EVERY FEEDING Breastfeeding should nurture and connect, not cause pain. While some tenderness in the first few days can be part of learning, ongoing pain is a signal that something in the fit and function  of feeding needs attention. I’m   Dr. Leigh Campbell , a breastfeed

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