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“Your baby has a high arched palate” – could be more serious

I do cringe a little as I write this post, but having learnt something that will shed light on many mums breastfeeding problems, I feel it needs to be flung into the public domain. The question is, has anyone told … Continue reading

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Want to go for a run or run away?

Exercise is a great form of relaxation but knowing when to fit it in and how hard to push yourself when breastfeeding can be a little tricky to establish. So whether you simply want to burn off a little steam … Continue reading

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What makes breast milk special?

At lunch a week or so ago, a friend asked me to sell him the idea of breastfeeding. Sell him the idea of breastfeeding? Has he not been around for the last 5 years, where the benefits of breastfeeding have been plastered all over newspapers, TV, Magazines, bill boards? Seriously?!? Continue reading

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Do we need to sterilize in 2010?

As Robert Steele MD Paediatrician points out, it was necessary part of milk preparation in the early 17th and 18th century infant mortality rates were high amongst cow’s milk fed infants. However, with the progress of technology, milk was pasteurized and infants were offered sterile condensed milk. Continue reading

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Breastfeeding haven for Twickenham & Richmond mums

More mums are discovering the Let’s Breastfeed Practice in Twickenham each day. With the number of births soaring, many mums are looking for one to one care in a calm, relaxed and femimine environment. It is therefore no wonder that … Continue reading

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Breastfeeding, a family affair!

When I am able teach a dad how his baby needs to be positioned, latched and encouraged to stay focused during the feed, the success rate is incredibly high! Why? Because dad is taking control and is gently guiding his wife through the practicalities of nursing their baby. Continue reading

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Not now mum!

I do understand that not everyone is as comfortable with babies as I am, but be assured that this is something which develops over time. If you are a first time mum and feeling overwhlemed by the responsibility of motherhood, the next few posts are for you. I am going to teach you how your baby communicates with you and how much fun they really are, even from day one! Continue reading

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Breastfeeding in public!

With the summer now in full swing (most of the schools are closed or closing), many new mums are looking for tips and ideas of how to breastfeed in public places like parks, cafes and so on. So if you are not as audacious as our manequin, here are a few tips to get you started! Continue reading

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Learn through play – Breastfeeding Workshops

The mums attending my June, July and August workshops will learn how the breast works, how different size breasts determine how often and how long to feed, how to tell when the breast is empty or whether their baby is simply waiting for another let-down, all through playing with water! Continue reading

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It’s National Breastfeeding Awareness Week

This may seem like quite a full on week if you are still expecting your baby, but the gist of it really is or should be inspiring, if you are still undecided about whether or not you want to breastfeed … Continue reading

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About Let's Breastfeed

Offering you warm, friendly and non-judgemental advice on breastfeeding, leading expert Geraldine Miskin has now brought her Harley Street practice to Twickenham in South West London.

  • Same day appointments
  • One to one consultations in a private and relaxed environment
  • Group breastfeeding workshops

Frequently Asked Q's

How can I increase my supply?

Ensure your positioning is correct, find out whether you really have a supply problem or just a transfer problem as these are treated differently. There is a lot of invaluable information in the Low Milk Supply book, so get one of these.

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