Our special guest on the podcast this week is Natasha Day, a serving medic in the British Army and Chair of The Defence Breastfeeding Network.
Breastfeeding or chestfeeding is often believed to only happen for women who have recently given birth to a baby or for those who have successfully
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
It may be hard at the moment to picture exactly how Christmas might go this year. Usually, it seems obvious: certain family members, expected recipes,
It’s Christmas! That magical time of year when you are confined to close quarters with friends and relatives who you’d happily avoid for the other 11
This really is quite a big question and one that does divide those that work with people who breastfeed/chestfeed. Should we do an assessment before
On the podcast this week I am joined by academic and author Professor Amy Brown. Amy has dedicated the last fifteen years to breastfeeding research,
Too often when a breastfeeding journey is spoken about we think of a mama and her child feeding, the strong bond it can provide, and
On the podcast this week I am joined by Miriam Bannan who is a mama of three, a breastfeeding peer supporter, and an opera singer!
“When in doubt, breathe out.” Useful information from an opera singing, breastfeeding peer supporter. I breastfed all three of my children (now 10, 8 and
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