“There is no way to be a perfect mother, but a million ways to be a good one.”
“There is no way to be a perfect mother, but a million ways to be a good one.”
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we place your child’s health and development at the forefront. Our unwavering commitment to providing exceptional lactation guidance is a reflection of our dedication to empowering parents. You can trust that your child’s needs are our priority, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
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Group Classes
Pregnancy Classes
Psychological Counselling
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Breastfeeding
positions
Cradle
Laid Back
Cross - Cradle
Foodball Hold
Side Lying
Australian Hold
Cradle
Laid Back
Cross - Cradle
Foodball Hold
Side Lying
Australian Hold
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Experience
- Teaching human milk expression by hand & mechanical pump
- Complex feeding challenges e.g. Babies with orofacial clefts, Trisomy 21, Premature babies and those requiring medical interventions
- Emergency weaning for maternal medical treatment such as chemotherapy
- Combination feeding & triple feeding
- Unilateral breastfeeding
- Weaning from nipple shields
- Low milk supply
- Supplemental nursing systems
- Breastfeeding
- Full term
- Low birth weight
- Preterm
- Premature
- Breast sepsis Management (mastitis & abscess)
- Fungal infections (breast thrush)
- Nipple trauma
- Infant oral assessment
- Breast examination
- Faltering infant weight
- Hyperlactation (oversupply)
Induced lactation - Baby led weaning
- Return to work planning
- Gentle weaning from breastfeeding
- Breastfeeding and perinatal mental health considerations
- Cleft lip/palate
- Tongue tie
- Down syndrome
- Pierre robin sequence
- Neurological disorders
Experience
- Teaching human milk expression by hand & mechanical pump
- Complex feeding challenges e.g. Babies with orofacial clefts, Trisomy 21, Premature babies and those requiring medical interventions
- Emergency weaning for maternal medical treatment such as chemotherapy
- Combination feeding & triple feeding
- Unilateral breastfeeding
- Weaning from nipple shields
- Low milk supply
- Supplemental nursing systems
- Breastfeeding
- Full term
- Low birth weight
- Preterm
- Premature
- Breast sepsis Management (mastitis & abscess)
- Fungal infections (breast thrush)
- Nipple trauma
- Infant oral assessment
- Breast examination
- Faltering infant weight
- Hyperlactation (oversupply)
Induced lactation - Baby led weaning
- Return to work planning
- Gentle weaning from breastfeeding
- Breastfeeding and perinatal mental health considerations
- Cleft lip/palate
- Tongue tie
- Down syndrome
- Pierre robin sequence
- Neurological disorders
Our Classes
The Commitment
Activities
Why should I choose IBCLC for lactation support?
IBCLC stands for International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. Becoming an IBCLC is an important professional qualification for individuals who provide support and guidance to breastfeeding families. An IBCLC is the only recognized professional breastfeeding qualification. This credential is considered the gold standard for lactation consultants and is the only credential recognized all around the world. Here are some reasons why the IBCLC credential is significant:
Specialised Knowledge: IBCLCs undergo comprehensive training and education in lactation and breastfeeding. They have a deep understanding of the anatomy and physiology of lactation, milk production, infant feeding, and common breastfeeding challenges. This specialised knowledge allows them to provide evidence-based information and individualised support to families.
Testimonials
Ms. Ashwini(Staff Nurse)
Mrs. Aishwarya ajay (IT professional)
Dr. Thangaraj, Paediatrician
Dr.Manoj, Paediatrician
Dr.Siddharth , Neonatalogist
Dr.Kinjal R. Shah
Dr.Vaanathi , Neonatalogist
Aarthi V S, Singapore
Dr.Ahalya, Andhra Pradesh
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