Have you heard about the two shirt method? If not, it's about to change your life. When breastfeeding, you don't want to expose yourself completely, especially with the winter season just around the corner. Layering is a great way to solve this problem and keep you and your warm too.

It is the season for pumpkin spice, boots, and, oh yes, big blanket scarfs. These scarfs are perfect for breastfeeding. You could wrap yourself with one of these scarfs, and it will keep you and your baby warm all winter long.

Wear your baby while you breastfeed. Wearing your baby is a great way to stay warm and bond with your child. Just put your baby carrier on with your baby in it, then add a big cozy sweater. This will help you both stay warm and keep you from having to take the carrier on and off again.

Take advantage of coffee shops. This is an excellent opportunity to re-caffeinate and a comfy place to breastfeed at the same time. Coffee shops are usually warm and always have a bunch of cozy couches.

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Holding heating pads over your boobs before and after nursing will not only keep you warm, but it will also help releasing milk. According to Rachel's Remedies, "Studies have shown that there is a significantly greater amount of milk produced from breasts that have had moist heat application before breastfeeding or pumping versus breasts that have not. The reason for this is that moist heat increases circulation and improves vascular tone (meaning it allows the milk ducts to open rather than constrict). Additionally, because moist heat stimulates oxytocin, milk can flow more easily. Moms concerned about low milk supply will certainly benefit from moist heat." This is my personal favorite hack that will keep your boobies warm all winter