Workshops
Preparing for the arrival of your baby should be the beginning of something special.
Gathering information that will be relevant to creating the breastfeeding experience You would like, is something we aim to facilitate in our antenatal breastfeeding workshops.
Whether you are a first time mum who would like to explore different options available or maybe a second time mum who didn’t master breastfeeding the first time round and would like to know what to look out for this time, we would love to meet you.
There is a Breastfeeding Experience form we will ask you to complete before attending the workshop. This ensures that we can address and include topics in your workshop pack, specifically relevant to your concerns or questions.
We are currently offering one to one consultations, in the comfort of your own home. The group workshops will resume next year in 2012.
Book one of my breastfeeding workshops and I will teach you:
- How to breastfeed your baby, achieving a good latch from the start
- How often to nurse your baby and how this changes with age
- How to avoid or overcome breastfeeding problems quickly
Workshops are held over a one and a half hour period and focus on the practical aspects of breastfeeding. Whilst we will refer to your booklets during the workshop, they are too comprehensive to cover entirely during the workshop but make fantastic bedtime reading and are essential to include when packing your hospital bag.
Workshops
Breastfeeding workshop
10.30am – 12.30pm
This workshop will focus on the practical elements of breastfeeding well, how to know your baby is getting enough milk and how to side step common pitfalls.
Call me to book your place on 07947 741415 or get in touch via email
Baby care workshop
Learn how to care for your baby and what to expect before your little one arrives. This workshop covers areas such as nappy changes, winding, bathing, settling and how to interpret your baby’s signals and cues.
Expressing, Bottle feeding and Routines
Learn the insider tips to expressing, bottle-feeding and routines early on, so that you are able to get a little structure to your day. Breast fed babies don’t follow the same patterns as formula fed babies. Knowing the difference and tips to promote good sleeping habits will give you a confidence boost and a little more freedom.
Advice line
For breastfeeding advice
speak with me
0906 400 6213