ByJen
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These are my favorite cookies to have on hand. I keep them in the freezer, and because they use coconut oil, they stay soft even when frozen.
The mix of the quinoa, flax, oatmeal and chia seeds give these cookies great texture and a healthy boost of whole grains and omegas. Look no further for your new favorite lactation cookie recipe.
Save your money and skip the store bought options!
Jen is a nurse practitioner with over 20 years of nursing experience, including over 10 years in pediatric primary care. She is also a certified IBCLC, passionate about supporting parents through the challenges of raising children. Through her platform, Just Ask Jen NP, Jen provides trusted, compassionate advice on both parenting and medical concerns, drawing from her extensive clinical background and personal experience as a mother of three.
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