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Whether you’re supporting families professionally or deepening your knowledge, this is where evidence-based practice meets real-world application.

Explore guidance on sleep, newborn care, feeding, and child development, grounded in research, not trends.

How to reduce stress at mealtimes: fussy eating tips and strategies (with Stacey Zimmels)

You provide and they decide. You provide the meal, and you trust your child that they know when they are done. They get to choose what they want of what is on offer, and how much they want to eat.
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Breastfeeding Information Roundup!

Here is a quick round-up of some of our most popular breastfeeding related posts so you can access everything (or share it with someone!) quickly and easily.
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overcoming imposter syndrome and creating video with confidence (with matt hughes)

Actually, in truth, the best thing you can do is get started - like, NOW! When I say now I really mean now!
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what is mastitis

What the heck is mastitis and how can it be prevented?

Often mastitis can be treated without the use of antibiotics.
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How tongue tie impacts breastfeeding

A lingual frenulum is a normal part of the development of the mouth and tongue. A tongue tie is also known as ankyloglossia.
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How to prepare for breastfeeding

Planning how to feed your baby is as important as planning your birth.
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What is antenatal colostrum harvesting?

It can be really reassuring for families to have a bit of stored colostrum so that their baby can have it as their first feed after birth, if there are
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