Introduction to Breast feeding course


Do you have concerns regarding breast feeding?


Are you worried that you will struggle?


Did you have problems the last time?


Has breastfeeding been painful?


Do you feel you have had lack of support?


Are you feeling like your baby isnt getting enough milk?

If the answer is yes to any of the above questions then this is definetely the course for you!!!

Here, you will have many solutions to these problems to aid you in successfully breastfeeding and to make your breastfeeding journey a pleasurable and fulfilling experience.

With the tools, knowledge and the right support you can breast feed successfully!

If you are struggling to breast feed or have had difficulty in the past, then you are in the right place. This course will guide you through each stage and possible difficulty that you might face during those first few weeks, and provide you with the correct tool kit to fix those problems. According to unicef (2023) only 1% of uk mothers are breastfeeding at 6 months of age, and we believe this is largely due to lack of support.

On going remote support is also offered as part of the course and is a great addition for successful breastfeeding. When you are supported and encouraged that you are doing the right thing, you are much more confident in your ability to feed your baby.

You've got this!


C O U R S E I N C L U D E S


Instant access to all 6 modules

Information from professional experience and academic resources

Ongoing support

Valuble data on breastfeeding

Expert knowledge from many recourses

Step-by-step guide to breastfeeding with many solutions to problems you may encounter

W H A T ' S C O V E R E D I N

T H E MODULES?


Module 1: Physiology of the breast

Lessons to cover in this module:

Taking a deeper look into the physiology will help you understand how the breast is structured and ways to optimise breastfeeding

Hormones required for breastfeeding

Ways to increase milk production via hormones such as prolactin and oxytocin

Signs that your hormones are working well

Composition of breastmilk when compared with artificial milk

Module 2: Benefits of breastfeeding as well as complications that can arise:

Lessons to cover in this module:

Protection for you and your baby

Reduction in infection and diseases

Mastitis

Using a breast pump to alleviate engorged breasts and for your partner to assist you with feeding

Module 3: Colostrum harvesting and technique

Lessons to cover in this module:

Technique for collecting your colostrum

How to prepare the breast prior to collecting

Methods you can use to collect your colostrum

Benefits to collecting your colostrum and reasons why this may be necessary

Module 4: Positioning and attachment of your baby to the breast

Lessons to cover in this module:

Ensuring you are comfortable and importance of environment whilst breastfeeding

Breastfeeding positions

Methods of attachment of your baby to the breast

Signs your baby is feeding well

Module 5: Feeding cues

Lessons to cover in this module:

Ways your baby shows they are hungry

Noticing feeding cues before baby becomes distressed

Feeding on demand

Keeping your baby close to recognise signs of needing to feed

Module 6: Breastfeeding in public

Lessons to cover in this module:

Your baby needs nourishment wherever you go

Using slings and muslin sheets

Finding a comfortable place to feed your baby

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