When a baby struggles with feeding, experiences excessive gas, or suffers from reflux, it can be an overwhelming and exhausting time for parents. During my consultations, when I’m seeing babies that are struggling to establish an effective latch, or babies whose mothers report they can’t open their mouths wide enough, it’s crucial to observe and […]
One of the questions I’ve been asked the most during my consultations is about the incompatibility of alcohol and breastfeeding. Can I drink alcohol when I’m nursing? Or how many glasses of wine can I take? The problem arises from this question because there is a lot of information online and on social media, etc, […]
The use of dummies is a topic that creates a lot of controversy in our society. You may have been advised by friends or family not to introduce a dummy because it could cause confusion for your baby. Or perhaps not to use it at night, as your baby might become reliant on it, potentially […]
Bringing a new life into the world is a miraculous journey, filled with moments of wonder, joy, and discovery. As a new mother, your body undergoes incredible changes to nurture and sustain your little one. One topic that frequently arises during this transformative phase is the return of your menstrual cycle while breastfeeding. In my […]
As the summer heat rolls in, it’s important for you as a new mother to pay extra attention to the well-being of your breastfeeding baby. With nice weather and summer holidays, your routine is probably going to change, and so is your baby’s routine, especially your breastfeeding routine. As I have previously discussed in this […]
During winter time, bronchiolitis is the most common chest infection that affects babies and children under the age of two. It’s usually mild and can be treated at home, but sometimes it can be serious. How do I know if my baby has bronchiolitis or a simple cold? The early symptoms of bronchiolitis are similar […]
If you’re still not sure about breastfeeding your newborn baby, I would recommend reading this blogand I’m pretty sure you’ll change your mind, or at least give yourself a chance to enjoy the benefits foryou both. Breastfeeding has long-term benefits for you and your baby. Any amount of breast milk has a positiveeffect and it’s […]
