The Little Milk Bar

“The idea of women feeding in dirty bathroom stalls and hot parked cars made my heart ache.” 💔 Lindsay White, Founder + CEO of The Little Milk Bar, was breastfeeding her son at a wedding when she was told she should feed him in the bathroom. “In that moment, I knew I wanted to start a company that empowered breastfeeding parents,” she says. Fighting against the backlash, The Little Milk Bar was founded. 🍼 The company started selling empowering merch (like the classic “Milk Maker” tee), then slowly began introducing reusable nursing pads, nursing bras and nursing tanks — designed in-house. Here’s a bit about Lindsay, the Milk Making queen. 👑 Q: What’s the most rewarding part of your work? A: Seeing how we've changed people's lives has absolutely been the most rewarding. Before us, breastfeeding content was considered "sexual content" and banned from social media. Reading all the emails and DM's that come from moms who breastfeed for the first time in public because we gave them the courage … that's worth it all right there. Q: What’s your most popular product? A: The Allie Bra keeps selling out, we can't keep it in stock! New moms are loving them for postpartum, sleeping and lounging. Q: Share a bit of advice for those wanting to pursue a path of advocacy + business. A: "No te asustes" — don't be scared. You will get a ton of backlash from all angles — family, friends, followers. But if you're advocating for something you truly believe in, you have to power through and stay focused on the bigger picture. Don't be afraid to post things that go against the grain. Q: Any exciting goals for TLMB’s future? A: TLMB will be a household name for all things breastfeeding. We have a brand new product we're releasing soon, something we've NEVER done before and it's a little scary, but really exciting. Our first non-clothing item — eek! #thelittlemilkbar #breastfeeding #breastfeedingadvocacy #womenadvocacy #womeninbusiness #womenownedbusiness #utahvalleybusiness