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Danielle Facey

Danielle Facey, aka The Breastfeeding Mentor, is a mother of one and a self care specialist with an MSc in Psychology. She qualified as a yoga and meditation teacher in 2014 after a period of personal upheaval following a miscarriage and the breakdown of her marriage. After embarking on a journey of self love, Danielle met the love of her life and gave birth to their son in 2019. After suffering from a nervous breakdown upon her return to work after maternity leave, Danielle decided to rededicate herself to postpartum self care and healing. Since that time she has been featured as a guest blogger on the websites, ‘Boobing It’ and ‘It Tastes Like Love.’ She recently wrote her first book: ‘Self Care: The Breastfeeding Edition’ which is available to pre-order on her website, www.thebreastfeedingmentor.com, now. Danielle draws on her expertise as a teacher with over a decade of experience to support new moms to practice self care in 1:1 mentoring sessions. Get 20% off your booking now with the discount code: FEELGOODMOM.
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Articles by Danielle Facey

I consider myself fortunate to not have felt touched out at all for the first 18 months or so of my son’s life. In fact,

A breastfeeding mother from Illinois was left feeling judged and harassed at Itsaca Park District on Monday 13th June after visiting the park with friends

You might be thinking tip no.1 must surely be: don’t do it! Even since the easing of Covid-related travel restrictions, it is only recently that

Would I like to go back to my pre-baby size and shape? Hell no. Here’s why… My stomach tells a story… Soft, plump and round,

Breastfeeding with Covid – The official guidance Mothers with suspected Covid-19 are encouraged to initiate or continue breastfeeding because the benefits of nursing substantially outweigh

As a breastfeeding mama, the thought of celebrating Valentine’s Day may sound exciting, or it may sound like an utterly ridiculous notion. If your boobs

I remember reading blogs, books and posts one after the other, desperately searching for a way to make my son sleep: a) without being nursed

A lack of libido postpartum and particularly whilst breastfeeding, is a common but rarely discussed issue among nursing moms. Whilst you probably talk about everything

I cannot explain the sheer dread that used to creep into our household if we were even a sniff away from a cough or cold

Stress is an essential part of all of our lives. It is a normal and natural response to challenging circumstances, but we all know that

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