LEARN PRACTICAL BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT SKILLS THAT WORK WITH BIOLOGICAL EXPECTATIONS
Did you know that newborns, if left undisturbed after birth, have the innate ability to crawl to the breast and latch on without any assistance? Unfortunately, this is rarely observed due to interruptions and disruptions caused by modern birth practices, and they often continue to disrupt infant feeding.
This session is dedicated to understanding and meeting the biological expectations of infants. We will review the principles commonly taught in mainstream infant feeding education, identify potential reasons why these techniques may not always be effective, and explore how to adapt these methods for more consistent results and optimal breastfeeding practices.
All educational sessions are currently scheduled when possible around my lactation work. Due to the nature of the role, they can sometimes pop up at short notice. For the moment, each opportunity will be posted to my dedicated CPD facebook page, which you can join below.
If you do not have facebook, or would prefer to receive an email, please use the form below to indicate which of the topics you are interested in, and to be emailed when those specific topics become available.