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Caroline Flynn Lactation Consultant IBCLC
Phone: +61 409 991 525
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25.01.2022 The let down reflex is characterised by * a tingling feeling in your breasts * a sudden feeling of fullness * milk dripping from the other boob... * a change in your baby’s sucking pattern from the short-sharp sucks to a long deep rhythmic suck as the milk begins to flow. Some mothers find their let down super unpleasant; verging on a painful experience, while others feel nothing; both of which is completely normal Do/did you notice your let down? Beautiful of @dicolaaa
25.01.2022 Baby Jasmine - With permission of her proud Mum. This picture just melts my heart!!!
25.01.2022 Come on ladies, let's dream a little. I'll start ... 1) Hire a cook 2) Go on overseas family vacations EVERY year 3) Outsource the laundry
25.01.2022 Yet they love us anyway! #australianbreastfeedingproject #breastfeedingmeme
24.01.2022 Who can relate?
24.01.2022 RANDOM BREASTFEEDING FACT Breastfeeding in the second year of life provides a toddler with 43% of their daily protein requirements Lovely by @infamous_swim
24.01.2022 Welcome to my Lactation, Infant Feeding and Parenting Support Service for families of the Sutherland Shire, St.George, Bankstown, Canterbury and Inner West. Mums & Dads don't go it alone, reach out today for the skilled Lactation, Infant Feeding and Parenting assistance you deserve. Experience a lifetime of healthy outcomes for both mothers and babies by breastfeeding and set yourself up for success with a great start to your very special Parent-Child Relationship. Perh...aps you are expecting a new baby? Have you considered your very own "Breastfeeding Coach" to assist you before and after your delivery? Whatever your goals, you can plan for success! (Packages are available!) A consultation with me will provide you with evidenced based information, options and caring support to help you to overcome early parenting challenges. I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) with 27 years of continuous certification and experience, I am also a Reg. Nurse & Reg. Midwife (AHPRA), a Child & Family Health Nurse (Tresillian) and hold post graduate qualifications in the Management of Lactation & Infant Feeding (UTS) and Adult Education (UTS). BOOKINGS ARE NOW OPEN! Lactation & Infant Feeding Consultations are available Monday to Friday 10am - 5pm (Excepting Public Holidays) Morning or Afternoon Home Visiting appointments are available at a time to suit your family. Important News!!! Medicare Rebates apply to both Ante-Natal and Post-Natal Visits up until your baby is 6 weeks and 6 days old (Not exceeding 7 weeks of age) and following this your ancillary (Extras) Health Fund Rebates apply. My fee is based on $100.00 per hour and Home Visits include up to 50kms return travel. Mobile: 0409-991-525, Email: [email protected]
23.01.2022 Who here was told whilst in the hospital - by a midwife - that your fresh newborn needs to learn how to sleep in the bassinet on their own? I certainly was! And... I naively believed them. I thought something was wrong with my bubba boy because he would cry if he wasn’t on my boobs or if he wasn’t in our arms. This kind of advice is wrong & needs to stop. Your new bubba has been snug as a bug in your tummy for 9 months you simply cannot expect him to now feel at ease falling asleep on a hard mattress, with bright lights, no movement & on his own. Cuddle your baby every bloody minute in those first few weeks! They don’t need to learn how to sleep without you. They need to know you’re there for them & that your arms are their safe place. Sleeping unassisted comes later down the track when it’s developmentally ready. A newborn needs to be close to you whilst they learn about this new outside world - @pinterest See more
21.01.2022 One common issue faced by a new mother is that she will be lead to believe that there are specific rules around how to manage her baby’s sleep and behaviour. Th...ese rules are outlined in great detail in popular baby books. She is given these books during her pregnancy by well-meaning friends and told: you HAVE to read this! So she does. Because she wants to be the best mother she can be. She wants to do the right thing by her baby. According to the books, these rules include, but are not limited to: Babies should sleep 7-7. Babies should not cat nap, they must nap for at least an hour. Babies should only nap in a cot. Babies should not nap at the breast or in your arms. Babies should only feed every 3 hours. Babies shouldn’t feed at night, once they reach a certain age or weight. Babies should self-settle and not fall asleep with any assistance. Babies should be fed only if they are doing a hungry cry. But not if they have fed in the last few hours. And if it’s actually a protest cry they should be ignored... This new mother is extremely vulnerable and impressionable. So of course she believes that these rules are firm. Factual. Based on science. Why would she doubt the author’s credibility? If it wasn’t true, then why is the book so popular? So without a second thought, she sets out to be a good mother and follow the rules. Except that the rules suck. And her baby must be broken, or maybe she is just shit at this parenting gig because she can’t seem to manage to make her baby go 3 hours between feeds. And she can’t seem to settle her baby with just a shhh and a pat on the bottom. And she really can’t bear to listen to her baby protest for 10 minutes so she can win the battle to make her baby sleep at the proper time, in the proper place. So rather than toss the book in the recycling bin (or the fire), she blames herself and she blames her baby. Misery descends. Desperation creeps in. All enjoyment evaporates. But then one day she realises something. There are whispers out there of another way. A different way. And it blows her mind. There is a woman at her mother’s group who holds her baby ALL the time. And feeds him whenever he fusses. She’s not following the rules... And she doesn’t seem too worried about it. And then there’s the friend who shares pictures on Facebook of her baby sleeping at her breast and in her bed... She’s not following the rules either, and she seems so happy. There is also the blog that talks about how it’s OK to follow baby’s lead and respond to them straight away when they cry. Maybe that blog was onto something... And then there is that family member, who mentioned in passing to ignore the book. To just enjoy the cuddles and do whatever you have to do to get her to sleep. Suddenly this new mother realises that actually, the rules in the books aren’t rules at all. They are just someone’s opinion of how things should be done. They’re not evidence-based. They are not set in stone. And best of all... they are not mandatory. This new mother realises that actually, she can do what feels right for her and her baby. She can cuddle, snuggle, feed and indulge in her baby as much as she likes. She can follow her baby’s lead. She can respond to her baby’s cries the way her body and heart tells her to respond. She can do it all without a hint of guilt because this is her journey. And she and her baby are the only ones who get to make the rules. Not the books
20.01.2022 Do you know any new or expectant mummas? Looking for the perfect way to say "you've got this"? A yearly membership to ABA is the gift that keeps on giving!! Me...mbership includes: ABA's book "Breastfeeding...naturally" Member only access to email counselling Access to Breastfeeding Education Classes Quarterly issues of "Essence" magazine Half price breast pump hire Discounts for a whole range of retailers Find out more at https://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/membership
19.01.2022 How gorgeous is this Christmas setup Contact Carole Diamond Photography for your Christmas photos this year!
19.01.2022 If you could give advice to all the new mums out there in one sentence, what would you say? @arianepell
19.01.2022 BREASTFEEDING WORKSHOPS - BREASTFEEDING 101 Mums of the Shire and soon to be Mums! I am holding informative breastfeeding workshops in 2019 at Carole Diamond’s Photography Studio at Miranda in February, March & April (further dates will be released at a later time). This session includes :... Understanding the parent child feeding relationship The practicalities of breastfeeding Lactation and how breastfeeding works The first breastfeed Normal newborn development, feeding, sleep, play, crying & non verbal communication Sessions are held for 3 hours and include 3x 45 minute presentations, refreshments, resource pack along with a Q&A session. Ticket prices are $50 per person or $80 per couple! Book now to avoid disappointment as sessions fill up fast (maximum of 8 people per session). Price also includes a $50 voucher to Caroline Flynn IBCLC Lactation Services and a $50 voucher to Carole Diamond’s Newborn & Family Photography Services. Forget the pressures of breastfeeding & look forward to the pleasure of feeding your new baby/babies! Book your spot today - https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=465515 @lemons.for.days TAG A MUM TO BE OR A NEW MUM FOR WEEKLY BREASTFEEDING TIPS!
19.01.2022 Telehealth Lactation, Infant Feeding & Early Parenting Consultations by IBCLC /Midwife, Bulk Billed under Medicare, plus Private Home Visiting is available again from July 2020 - Rebates Apply!
18.01.2022 Tag someone who will appreciate
17.01.2022 Submit your photos and show us how your workplace supports mothers to continue to breastfeed at: www.tiny.cc/breastfeedingatwork #BreastfeedingAtWork (ABA Research Approval No 2018-1)
17.01.2022 TO WHAT AGE SHOULD I BREASTFEED MY BABY OR TODDLER? Whilst the personal decision of how long you should breastfeed your baby is entirely a mutual decision between you and your baby, the Australian and World Health Authorities all recommend exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months of a baby’s life, and thereafter continued breastfeeding until 2 years or beyond, with the addition of nutritious family foods & fluids. Photo cred @tammymariebell... #breastfeeding #breastfeedingtips #nursing #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #baby #family #newmum #motherhood #breastmilk #liquidgold #breastfeedinggoals #instamum
17.01.2022 Happy Easter to you, your bubs and your family
17.01.2022 How the heck does this one work? What you see here is quite legitimate. #theboobala #boobalicious #IBCLC #hotmesstobreastfeedingsuccess #skypetheIBCLC
16.01.2022 ARE THERE ANY BENEFITS IN CONTINUING TO BREASTFEED MY TODDLER? Breastfeeding a toddler holds many benefits; it provides ongoing close contact of Mother and Child and is a great way to comfort a toddler. Breastfeeding toddlers also benefit from high quality nutritional intake of a tailored made, living fluid that is high in protective antibodies and increased nutritional components such as Energy, Protein, Calcium, Vitamin A, Folate, B12, & Vitamin C to promote brain develo...pment and physical growth, as well as boosting immunity and prevention of illness. @thelittlemilkbar_ #breastfeeding #breastfeedingtips #nursing #breastfeedinggoals #ibclc #lactationconsultant #baby #mumsofinstagram
15.01.2022 The World Health Organisation (WHO), recommends exclusively breastfeeding for the first six months of an infant’s life, promoting optimal growth, development and health, after which time breastfeeding should continue until the age of two years or beyond with the addition of adequate and nutritious family foods. Breastmilk forms an essential basis for an infant’s/young child's early nutritional intake. However, at around 9 months of age infants are often having 3 regular mea...ls plus 1 snack and family foods will begin to be offered before breastfeeds. Along with the normal introduction of family foods, infant’s typically reduce their breastfeeding frequency and intake volumes may be reduced, however nutrients and antibodies remain high and continue to protect an infants and young children. Family foods should be all about exploration and fun before they are one! @ Pinterest - https://pin.it/5bxfr3nfo74nq3 #breastfeeding #ibclc #lactationconsultant #theboobfairy #solids #nutrition #babiesofinstagram #mumsofinstagram #motherhood #motherhoodunplugged #cutebaby #firstfoods #BLW #babyledweaning #babyfood
15.01.2022 Do babies need scheduled breastfeeds and what is normal? This is a question I get asked a lot and the simple answer is no. Scheduled breastfeeds are no longer recommended as breastfeeds vary in volume and fat content at different times of the day and night, with normal clustering or higher fat content feeds in the evening. Periods between breastfeeds may vary between 2-5 hours with anywhere between 6-10 feeds in a 24 hour period. Breastfeeds are always best offered in resp...onse to your baby’s hunger cues and in an active stage of alertness when they can fully participate in feed time and more importantly, enjoy the bonding time between the two of you #IBCLC #breastfeeding #feedtimes #baby #newmum #theboobfairy #lactationconsultant Photo cred: @sare_ox
12.01.2022 1. Mothers’ breast milk varies based on the child’s sex 2. The composition of breast milk changes as baby ages 3. Breast milk adapts when baby’s sick to provide stronger antibodies 4. Breastfeeding reduces rates of certain ailments... 5. Human breast milk is especially designed for our brainy babies 6. Breast milk during night-time nursing session promotes infant sleep See more
12.01.2022 ~ FACEBOOK LIVE EVENT ~ 3 DAYS TO GO Join us for our Facebook LIVE Q&A event, right here on our Facebook Page with one of our Tresillian Nurses. TOPIC: Sleep &... settling (0-3 months) WHEN: 30th November TIME: 11.00am to 11.30am ASK your questions* below in the comments ~ to be answered during the LIVE event. Every answer goes into the draw to WIN an ALDI Mamia hamper (valued over $150) (*not all questions will be answered only a select amount) T&C's here ... http://bit.ly/2qW2m6N
12.01.2022 CAN I BREASTFEED IF I OR MY BABY / TODDLER IS SICK? Yes, most definitely, in fact continued breastfeeding is strongly encouraged when you or your baby are sick, as it is a comforting, nourishing and effective way to provide protective antibodies, adequate fluid intake and increased immunity to you baby. It will also help your to maintain the comfort of your breasts and your breastmilk supply. @lifebesideacre and her beautiful little boy ... #breastfeeding #breastfeedingtips #nursing #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #baby #toddler #liquidgold #motherhood #breastfeedinggoals #breastmilk #family #instamum #mumsoftheshire #healthybaby #theboobfairy
12.01.2022 HOW IS BREASTMILK PRODUCED BY MY BREASTS? When your baby latches to suckle at the breast, the receptors in your breast are activated and signal the pituitary gland in your brain to increase levels of Prolactin & Oxytocin. Prolactin stimulates milk synthesis and in the early weeks helps to maintain this production until it becomes a matter of supply and demand. The hormone Oxytocin enables the release or let down of your milk when breas...t feeding or expressing, forcing fat globules from the lobes of your breast into the ductal system and ready for removal by your baby. Oxytocin may also make you feel a bit thirsty, reminding you to take in fluids and give you a warm sense of well being, inducing relaxation. *Smoking and Alcohol are known to affect Prolactin levels and decrease breastmilk production. @sian_breastfeedingpractitioner #treeoflifebreastfeeding #breastmilk #liquidgold #breastfeedingjourney #nursing #fedisbest #motherhood #ibclc #lactationconsultant #mumsofinsta #mumsoftheshire #theboobfairy
12.01.2022 HOW DO I KNOW IF MY BABY IS GETTING ENOUGH BREASTMILK? If your baby is reasonably content, is growing well/developing normally, has soft moist skin and mouth, passes urine 6 8 time within a 24 hour period and has regular soft golden colour bowel motions, then you can be confident that you have an adequate supply of breastmilk. Should you decide that you need to build your milk supply, ensure that your baby is well latched when at the breast and increase the number of bre...astfeeds offered to 8 12 in 24 hours. Alternatively you can express your breastmilk after feeds, to ensure that your breast are fully drained. Effective drainage signals your body to fully replace the milk just emptied from your breasts. @zoeevisser #breastfeeding #breastmilk #liquidgold #supply #baby #motherhood #tipoftheday #lactationconsultant #IBCLC #photooftheday #mother #blackandwhite #motherandbaby #newborn #mumsoftheshire #sutherlandshire #shiremums
11.01.2022 BREASTFEEDING 101 Is your little bundle of joy due soon? Soon to be Mums of the Shire! Would you like to meet and network with other Mums To Be, while boosting your knowledge and confidence?... I am holding fun and informative breastfeeding workshops at Carole Diamond’s beautiful Photographic Studio in Miranda. Dates available are 25th March & 29th April, 2019, (further dates will be released at a later time). This Workshop includes : Understanding the parent child feeding relationship The benefits and practicalities of breastfeeding Lactation and how breastfeeding works The first breastfeed, early weeks and beyond Normal newborn:- feeding, sleep, play, crying & non verbal cues and communication BF 101 - Workshops run for 3 hours (10am - 1pm) and include 3 presentations, Q & A Session, Light refreshments and a comprehensive Resource Folder. Ticket prices are $50 per person or $80 per couple! Book now to avoid disappointment as sessions fill up fast (maximum of 8 people per session). Every booking (Single / Per Couple) includes a $50 voucher to Caroline Flynn IBCLC Lactation & Parenting Services and a $50 voucher to Carole Diamond’s Newborn & Family Photography Services. Look forward to the pleasure of feeding your new baby/babies, the Natural Way! Book your spot today - https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=465515 (Note: This Breastfeeding 101 workshop is designed to provide general educational information for expectant parents). @thelittlemilkbar_ For mums who have not seen my posts or heard about me, My name is Caroline Flynn and I provide Lactation, Infant Feeding and Early Parenting Education & Support Services to families with children 0 - 2 years. I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant with 25 years of continuous IBCLC certification. I am also a Registered Nurse & Midwife and hold post graduate qualifications in Child & Family Health Nursing (Tresillian), Lactation & Infant Feeding (UTS) and Adult Education (UTS). I’m an authorized distributer / seller of the hospital grade Ardo breast pump & also sell consultation packages / gift vouchers (the perfect baby shower present!) Feel free to contact me if you need assistance with feeding, settling or parenting - Caroline Flynn Lactation Consultant IBCLC or call me during business hours on 0409 991 525. Follow my Facebook page for weekly breastfeeding tips!!
11.01.2022 Hi Mums, I hope you have had a great week with your families! I had the rare and privileged opportunity of attending and participating in a most amazing conference, held at the Novotel in Sydney on Monday & Tuesday the 6th & 7th May, 2019....Continue reading
11.01.2022 DO BABIES NEED TO FEED MORE OFTEN DURING GROWTH SPURTS? During periods of rapid physical growth in the first year of life, babies may exhibit increased hunger cues and want to breastfeed more frequently for a couple of days, this is quite normal and will stimulate an increase in your breastmilk supply and often followed by the baby’s return to their previous feeding pattern. @kristyjphotography... #breastfeeding #breastfeedingtips #nursing #nutrition #growingbaby #family #motherhood #instamum #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #tipoftheweek #breastmilk #liquidgold #theboobfairy #mumsoftheshire
11.01.2022 It's going to be hot across Australia this week! For tips on keeping your baby cool in the heat read our information article. - www.breastfeeding.asn.au/b/you-and-your-breastfed-baby/cool
10.01.2022 Enjoy the sunny weather & make sure you slip, slip, slap!
10.01.2022 Can anyone relate? Which square are you?
09.01.2022 Have you heard the saying Healthy Mother Healthy Baby? This is actually very true! If you are able to stay in good health, (reasonably) rested and emotionally supported, you will feel more confident and relaxed with mothering and as a result it will help your baby to feel calm, secure which enables them to feed, play and sleep better. The first few weeks and months of parenting can be both joyful and stressful! At times during this transition period you may feel iso...lated, lacking in self-confidence or miss the opportunity to share time with your partner or for the social life that you enjoyed before you became a parent. Days at home with a new baby can run into each other and sleepless nights leave you feeling foggy and still in your pyjamas at 4pm It is normal for new Mothers to experience a mixture of highs and lows, at first you may feel overwhelmed by intense and unexpected emotions, however as time goes on these feelings should take you from tears to joy, from feelings of inadequacy to confidence, or from frustration to calmness. Be sure to see your Doctor, Midwife or Early Childhood when needed. Keep in close touch with your family and friends. Use your mobile phone to help you stay connected. Make use of phone counselling services, Health-Direct and other parenting resources. Enlist all the practical help and emotional support you can from your partner, family and friends. Make a list of what you need help with, e.g. Housework, shopping, meals, washing, ironing etc. You may also need time out to catch up on your sleep or just go for a walk each day to soak up some Vitamin D and exercise! Plan to socialise with friends and other new Mums (join a Mums group or Mums excercise class!) or do something relaxing for yourself to boost your physical and emotional energy levels. Above all, do whatever it takes to keep stress levels low and enjoy time spent with your partner and your baby! @corefitmums - https://www.facebook.com/CoreFitnessCronulla/ #breastfeeding #breastfeedingtips #nursing #pumping #expressing #baby #family #selfcare #mentalhealth #selflove #askforhelp #motherhood #instamum #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #tipoftheweek #breastmilk #liquidgold #motherhoodunplugged #exercise #mumsoftheshire #sutherlandshire #corefitnesscronulla
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09.01.2022 CAN I EXPRESS BREASTMILK FOR TIMES I CANNOT BE WITH MY BABY? Expressing your breastmilk 2 to 3 times a week for a few weeks, will provide you with a great standby, should you be temporarily separated from your baby at feed times. Once breastfeeding is fully established and going smoothly, having a small store of breastmilk will also provide you with the ability to take a little time out each week to replenish your own physical and emotional needs ... Photo cred @chelckitto #breastfeeding #breastfeedingtips #nursing #pumping #expressing #baby #family #selfcare #motherhood #instamum #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #tipoftheweek #breastmilk #liquidgold #familygoals
08.01.2022 What an amazing gender reveal Did you find out the gender of your baby/babies or did you wait? And why? If so, how did you reveal your babies gender to your loved ones? . . . @livehighvibe ... . . #genderreveal #genderrevealparty #gender #babyshower #pregnant #pregnancy #boyorgirl #announcement #breastfeeding #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #instamum #gorgeous See more
07.01.2022 Are you looking to increase your breastmilk supply? Pumping at night or early morning can be very productive.
07.01.2022 I’m currently selling the Ardo Calypso Breastpumps for $299 including free delivery and demonstration for my existing clients in The Sutherland Shire! Contact me if you would like to know more!
06.01.2022 IS IT POSSIBLE TO BREASTFEED BOTH MY BABY AND MY TODDLER? Yes!! The only rule of thumb is to offer the breast to your baby first. If you have been breastfeeding a toddler, you may notice some fussiness in early pregnancy, thought to be due to a slight variation in taste from the changing hormones (this normally passes in a few days). Just prior to and at the time of the birth of your new baby, you will also notice a temporary transition back to a colostrum type fluid, whi...ch again will quickly return to mature milk, suitable for both your new baby and still very nutritious for your toddler. @mrs.amanda.powell #breastfeeding #breastfeedingtips #nursing #pumping #expressing #baby #family #selfcare #motherhood #instamum #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #tipoftheweek #breastmilk #liquidgold #nursing #tandemnursing #tandembreastfeeding #tandem
05.01.2022 Wishing you and your family a most wonderful First Christmas in 2018 with your new baby! Caroline Flynn - Lactation, Infant Feeding & Early Parenting Education Service, will close on Wednesday 19/12/18 and will reopen on Monday 7/1/19. All my love and best wishes to the beautiful families I have met and worked with in 2018! ... #merrychristmas #holidayseason #firstchristmas
05.01.2022 Antibodies in breastmilk. Did you know how quickly antibodies can be produced in breastmilk to protect your child? Did you know just one teaspoon contains so ...much goodness and protection? www.breastfeedingbunny.com
04.01.2022 Have you visited My Little Dream Co. in Sutherland? It has some gorgeous clothes and gifts for the little ones!
03.01.2022 Tag someone who loves a good Boob-bee joke #IBCLC #boobbee #sopunny
03.01.2022 BREASTFEEDING 101 Mums of the Shire and soon to be Mums! I am holding informative breastfeeding workshops in 2019 at Carole Diamond’s Studio at Miranda in February, March & April (further dates will be released at a later time). This session includes :... Understanding the parent child feeding relationship The practicalities of breastfeeding Lactation and how breastfeeding works The first breastfeed Normal newborn development, feeding, sleep, play, crying & non verbal communication Sessions are held for 3 hours and include 3x 45 minute presentations, refreshments, resource pack along with a Q&A session. Ticket prices are $50 per person or $80 per couple! Book now to avoid disappointment as sessions fill up fast (maximum of 8 people per session). Price also includes a $50 voucher to Caroline Flynn IBCLC Lactation Services and a $50 voucher to Carole Diamond’s Newborn & Family Photography Services. Forget the pressures of breastfeeding & look forward to the pleasure of feeding your new baby/babies! Book your spot today - https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=465515 @carolediamondphotography For mums who have not seen my posts or heard about me, My name is Caroline Flynn and I provide Lactation, Infant Feeding and Early Parenting Education & Support Services to families with children 0 - 2 years. I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant with 25 years of continuous IBCLC certification. I am also a Registered Nurse & Midwife and hold post graduate qualifications in Child & Family Health Nursing (Tresillian), Lactation & Infant Feeding (UTS) and Adult Education (UTS). I’m an authorized seller of the hospital grade Ardo breast pump & also sell consultation packages/gift vouchers (the perfect baby shower present!) Feel free to contact me if you need assistance with feeding, settling or parenting - www.facebook.com/Carolineflynnlactation or call me on 0409 991 525. Follow my Facebook page for weekly breastfeeding tips!!
03.01.2022 Did you know that ARDO breast pumps and accessories are WHO Code Compliant. Who is WHO? The World Health Organisation, thats who
02.01.2022 Artista: Guido van Helten Ragusa, Italia Foto: IG del artista
02.01.2022 I've been a CLEC (Certified Lactation Educator Counselor) for about 10 years, so I talk to lots of people about breastfeeding. Here are six of my best tips for ...new moms to help with their breastfeeding! Please like and share with all your parent friends with little babies or ones on the way! Thanks to Ardo Medical for sponsoring this video! https://www.ardo-usa.com/ A bunch of articles I wrote about breastfeeding: https://groknation.com/tag/mayims-breastfe
01.01.2022 Tag a soon-to-be mumma or your pregnant friends below!!
