Feeding your baby,
with support beside you
From the first feed through the early weeks, breastfeeding support remains part of your care.
Attachment & positioning
Finding positions that feel comfortable for you and support your baby to attach and feed effectively.
Milk supply
Understanding how milk production develops, supporting your supply and recognising when you or your baby may need some additional support.
Understanding newborn feeding
Understanding your baby’s feeding cues, frequent feeds, cluster feeding and what normal feeding can look like in the early days.
When feeding feels difficult
Breastfeeding can change from day to day. If feeding is painful, your baby is having difficulty attaching, you’re concerned about milk supply, or something simply doesn’t feel right, we can take the time to look at what is happening together.
We can explore:
Pain or nipple discomfort
Difficulty attaching
Unsettled or very frequent feeds
Concerns about milk supply
Changes in feeding patterns
Your baby’s weight and wellbeing
WHEN TO REACH OUT
You don’t need to wait
until feeding feels difficult.
If something doesn’t feel right, you’re worried about your baby’s feeding or weight, feeding is painful, or you simply need reassurance, reach out.
Sometimes a small adjustment, a little more information or having someone beside you can make an enormous difference.
