Lactation Cookies Mix - Gluten Free and Dairy Free Oatmeal Breastfeeding Cookie Supplement Support for Breast Milk Supply Increase (Chocolate Chip, 1 Pound)

Let me just say I am glad I stumbled across these yummy oatmeal & chocolate chip cookies!! In the same week that I made these cookies, I had also tried supplement pills and lactation tea to increase my milk supply and unfortunately either one or the other or BOTH the tea and pills decreased my milk supply 😡 I’m talking like it literally took like 10 minutes for my let-down and my baby was getting frustrated. Then when it DID come down only a few drops of milk would come out. Big NO NO!! I stopped taking them both and baked these cookies and it brought my supply back !! I am so happy for these life savers because I was terrified that my milk would completely diminish because of those terrible products I was taking. My son is 8 months and he hardly likes to eat solid foods let alone take a bottle of formula so I need my breast milk to keep us going to at least a year ! These cookies increased my supply and even contributed to me being engorged which I have not been full like that in some months now!! Thanks Mommy Knows Best , I will continue to buy these . They are a bit expensive but for 24 cookies that ACTUALLY work, you can’t beat that!! This is not a paid for review, if you’re hesitant to buy these, don’t be. Oatmeal is already known to help increase milk supply. So if you’re not big on eating plain oatmeal these will suffice!!

No idea if they really work - but I felt like they did. It also never hurts to eat a cookie. Overall, easy to make, good texture, and had a great taste. None of that odd GF after taste. Bought a few times to make for my new mom friends.

butterscotch brownie: WAY to many butterscotch pieces... chocolate chip: Worth the price. The chocolate chip one tastes great. My husband kept wanting to eat some. Cookies started soft in airtight container. Not sure if it caused the increase of milk (I also upped my amount of pumping and water intake) but it definitely didn’t hurt. I will retire and Worth trying for your needs. I went from 1 oz to 3.5 in one session.

My son doesn't tolerate dairy so I cut it out of my diet . I bought these trying to get my milk supply back up after experiencing a dip. I used a vegan butter because of being dairy free and for some reason these were never actually cookies they crumbled before I even got them off of the pan after baking qnd I had to eat it with a spoon. Didn't notice any significant difference in my supply. Not sure if I messed them up using vegan butter but they are dairy free cookies so what else would you use?? They did taste good but I still disappointed because I was really excited to find dairy free lactation cookies at a price that wasn't horrendous

These are delicious. I just made them today, so I can't speak to effectiveness, but they're simple and taste great.

Really helped make milk and tastes great

So I was worried that my milk was drying out and decided to try these. After pumping before these the milk was slow to flow and now after 2 months the milk is steady. The texture of the cookies are like oatmeal cookies but don’t taste bad. My husband said he would definitely eat them but didn’t want milk shooting out of his nipples. Not that it could ever happen but he said they tasted good. The value is worth the money and I would buy again if I needed a little boost with producing milk.

So I can't really see an increase in milk supply after a week and a half or so, but I gotta admit they were pretty good so I thought I'd order another to keep going for another week or so and see. They don't really make 2dozen but probably about 18-20ish. They only ingredients you need to supply our one egg and one stick of butter so that was easy it only takes about 15 minutes total and that includes the baking time.