It’s really very common to experience difficulties during the perinatal period, and one theory addressing why mental health difficulties are so prevalent during the perinatal period is due to the context in which we are having families.
It’s really very common to experience difficulties during the perinatal period, and one theory addressing why mental health difficulties are so prevalent during the perinatal period is due to the context in which we are having families.
How to dress a baby in the cold weather is often a source of anxiety for parents. Use our handy guide to help you feel confident dressing your baby in the cold, both inside and outside.
Many people carry for a variety of different reasons, and it’s normal from an evolutionary point of view for humans to carry their children. All cultures around the world have some form of carrying in them, many having their own styles and ways of carrying. In this blog, we collaborated with Zoë Woodman, from… Continue reading Guide to Babywearing – Benefits, Tips, Research and How to Do it Safely
With temperatures soaring in the UK, parents are flooding online support groups with queries about keeping their little ones safe in the heat. Infant feeding expert Charlotte Treitl shares her Top 10 tips for keeping your baby safe in a heatwave! Keep babies indoors during the hottest parts of the day There’s a reason people… Continue reading Top 10 tips for keeping your baby safe in a heatwave!
“I can pull in all this information that I’ve learned over the years and create a plan that is really holistic and evidence based, because I know the science behind the issues they’re experiencing” – Rebecca Scott-Pillai
“One thing that drives me bonkers is when it does come in to the mainstream conversation about getting yourself a towel, put a pad in, and it’s fine if you leak – dont worry about it. But it’s SO NOT OK if you leak, it’s a warning sign” – Sarahjane West-Watson
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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 any problems getting baby to latch straight away.
This is a basic troubleshooting process that a peer supporter or IBCLC will go through with you, if you’re having a feeding assessment.
IBCLC Charlotte Treitl shares her top tips for supporting optimal position and attachment in the breastfed baby.
