Give yourself the best chance of a smooth breastfeeding journey as part of your preparation for labour, birth and postpartum.
Breastfeeding provides all the energy and nutrients that your baby needs in the first six months of life, up to half of those nutrients in the second six-months and up to one-third of their energy and nutritional needs in their second year. It’s epic.
If you want to breastfeed your baby, the best path to success is preparation and an understanding of how it works. From skin-to-skin and latch to nutrient dense foods that will sustain milk supply. I’ve also got the best breastfeeding products to help you along the way. You’ll find it all right here.
Breastfeeding doesn’t come easily for everyone. But we do know that with the right support and guidance, most women are able to breastfeed if this is what they want. If you’re finding it challenging to establish breastfeeding, or having trouble later in your breastfeeding journey, we are here to help.
Our certified Lactation Consultants are here to provide you with compassionate guidance and breastfeeding advice. We also provide breastfeeding preparation, including guidance on antenatal expression, if you would like to prepare for your breastfeeding journey during pregnancy.
Using the healing properties of silver, SILVERETTE® is made from 925 is proven to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal and antibacterial benefits to prevent and repair the nipple skin at all stages of the breastfeeding or pumping journey.
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Postpartum Recovery: 14 ways to support your physical, emotional and mental wellbeing
From nourishment to poos to functional exercise: Postpartum explained.
You’ve read the pregnancy books and done the birth classes. And that’s epic. But what about postpartum? Have you prepared for those first few weeks and months? What will your body go through? How can you aid your recovery? And what can you do to help you and your baby have a positive postpartum period together?
