Stacey Revie in Chermside West, Queensland, Australia | Medical and health

Stacey Revie

Locality: Chermside West, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 403 677 467

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23.01.2022 Expressing breastmilk? Heres some info on storage & use from the ABA :)

22.01.2022 Not sure if I have already posted this one, but I just love it to bits.. there are lots of ways to give bubba's extra milk if needed and cup feeding is one of them.

22.01.2022 Looking for a baby and breastfeeding friendly outing?

22.01.2022 I remember the exhaustion like it was yesterday...

22.01.2022 If you're pumping it's important to have the right size flange (part that sits on the breast). Great article from an IBCLC with diagrams to show how your pump flange might look.

22.01.2022 Bonding with your bubba doesn't always happen straight away - and that's OK. This article discusses why this might happen and ways to get it back on track.

21.01.2022 Not accurate, but very cute :)

21.01.2022 Amazing breastfeeding...

20.01.2022 The golden hour :)

19.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day & Non-Birth Parents Day! The partner of a breastfed Bubba can support & contribute in so many ways...

19.01.2022 Looking for mums to participate in research.. Have you given birth to your baby in the last 2 years? Are you interested in taking better care of yourself as a new mum? Would you like to share your experiences? The MotherCare Project is an initiative of researchers at The University of Queensland. We are currently researching how birth and breastfeeding experiences affect the mental health of new mothers, and discovering better ways to care for the psychological wellbeing of... mothers. We are seeking mothers aged 18+ who have given birth in the past 2 years to participate in our study. If you are interested in learning more or would like to participate in our study, please go to the MotherCare website here to participate: https://exp.psy.uq.edu.au/mothercare

18.01.2022 If you have a little one looking for a kindy spot for next year, this place & staff are amazing.

17.01.2022 Athlete breastfeeding just before an endurance triathlon that she went on to win. You can breastfeeding and exercise - at any level.

17.01.2022 Looking after my niece today - forgot how long it takes to heat frozen breastmilk

17.01.2022 Cluster feeding getting the better of you?

16.01.2022 Trying to provide some current and evidence-based information in times like this is tough. This is the current recommendation for pregnant and breastfeeding women. Take care everyone. (Still available for home consultations subject to a screening questionnaire - phone & Skype consultations available)

16.01.2022 Baby not gaining weight well? The first thing to do is just fit in one extra breastfeed each day. Over a week this extra milk adds up. If you are already feeding 10-12 times a day and weigh gain is still slow, that's where I can help. http://revie.com.au/contact/

15.01.2022 A snippet from Red Nose Australia.. Our tips for safe sleeping: The Red Nose Six Safe Sleep Recommendations are based on many years of research and are evidence-based to reduce your risk of sudden infant death and other sleep accidents.... If you choose to co-sleep with your baby, it is important to consider this advice and to follow our tips for safer co-sleeping. Every family is unique, and every baby is unique so you need to make the decision that is right for you and your family. There is no parenting rulebook, just facts and Red Nose is here to support you on your parenting journey. Always follow the Red Nose six safe sleep recommendations: Sleep baby on back Keep head and face uncovered Keep baby smoke free, before and after birth Safe sleeping environment, day and night Sleep baby in parents room in a safe cot Breastfeed baby https://rednose.org.au/article/Co-sleeping_with_your_baby

13.01.2022 If you're pumping it's important to have the right size flange (part that sits on the breast). Great article from an IBCLC with diagrams to show how your pump flange might look.

13.01.2022 Anyone looking for an outing today? Aspley ABA get together at Chermside library (you don't need to be a member to attend).... Tuesday 12 February at 9:30am at Chermside Library - ' Introducing Solids ' - Join us for a lovely morning and meet other like-minded mums (partners and other support people are very welcome). Please bring something to share for morning tea but remember that showing up late or empty handed is ok, we are mums and know that life can get very busy!! There will be a breastfeeding counsellor if you have any questions.

12.01.2022 This position has literally saved many mum's breastfeeding journey.

11.01.2022 Again, breastmilk is fascinating...

10.01.2022 Anyone looking for an awesome kindy program? I can so highly recommend this kindy! Skilled, nurturing staff, easy parking, lovely setting and a curriculum that helps your child to develop the skills to get them ready for school.

10.01.2022 Heard of Buy From The Bush? A great way to support rural/regional stores through drought. Breastfeeding friendly clothing in time for Xmas!

08.01.2022 Just a quick reminder that with hot weather, your bubba may want shorter more frequent feeding - respond to their cues. It's not a sign that your supply is low, just that their needs are changing.

07.01.2022 Getting breastfeeding off to a good start from birth is more likely when bathing is delayed - research released in January this year.

07.01.2022 Happy New Year everyone, but especially to those who have celebrated their first NYE with a bubba. Also... thinking of all the Mums, Bubba's & families who may be caught up in emergency situations at the moment. Some information below about feeding in emergencies. Please share to anyone who you feel may need it.

06.01.2022 Looking for some urgent help. Mum of newborn bubba who needs frequent weighs needs some reliable baby scales. Please PM me if you can help out. Feel free to share.

06.01.2022 Thanks to Shona Cassels for this one..

06.01.2022 Baby not gaining weight well? The first thing to do is just fit in one extra breastfeed each day. Over a week this extra milk adds up. If you are already feeding 10-12 times a day and weigh gain is still slow, that's where I can help. http://revie.com.au/contact/

05.01.2022 Lots of parents needing support with evening fussiness and cluster feeding lately. It's normal, but frustrating, so here's some info from ABA which might help.

05.01.2022 Breastfeeding is amazing....

04.01.2022 Breastmilk - good for so many things

04.01.2022 Breastfeeding at night time - there are some benefits :)

04.01.2022 Many women consider taking products to boost milk supply. This review of studies is recent - the findings aren't. There's not enough research into so many of the options we choose as breastfeeding mothers. If you're concerned about milk supply, the evidence points to breastfeeding management as your first option. That's where I can help.

03.01.2022 Sleep - always a hot topic. BASIS is an awesome UK-based research and information site focusing on safe infant sleep, co-sleeping and bed sharing. One of their resources below

03.01.2022 Many women consider taking products to boost milk supply. This review of studies is recent - the findings aren't. There's not enough research into so many of the options we choose as breastfeeding mothers. If you're concerned about milk supply, the evidence points to breastfeeding management as your first option. That's where I can help.

03.01.2022 Again - the baby's first bath can (& probably should) wait.

02.01.2022 I'm back from leave . This post to kick the year off.

01.01.2022 Most mums find that one breast is an over-achiever compared to the other :)

01.01.2022 More/recent evidence about early introduction of solids. VERY interesting... Those recommendations focus on a high-risk population infants with severe atopic dermatitis and/or egg allergy who are advised to introduce infant-safe forms of peanut as early as 4-6 months, in specified amounts, with consideration of pre-testing to rule out allergy. The guidelines recommend that infants with mild to moderate eczema be introduced to infant-safe peanut-containing foods as early as 6 months of age, and those without food allergy or risk factors do so when age appropriate and depending on family preferences, i.e., after 6 months of age if exclusively breastfeeding. Taken from research discussed here.. https://www.aappublications.org/news/2019/03/18/atopy031819