Ann Davison Lactation Consultant Ibclc

Looking forward to this, hope to see some of you there.

So interesting....

What a powerful image. Scroll down and read her words.

Having significantly more milk than you baby needs can seem like a good thing but it can be a challenge to manage too much milk. So what are you options?

There are still tickets available for this Friday's Meet Up. I will be there 10 30 to 12.30. If you have any questions about feeding your baby I look forward to seeing you.

I am looking forward to being a guest speaker at the first of The Mother Life sessions. Emma-Jane Cunningham is giving away some free places, have a look and see how to take part.

The support and encouragement of other mums who are breastfeeding can make such a difference to your breastfeeding journey. Highly recommended.

I am really looking forward to coming along to this lovely new group on 29th June.

This made me think of the message of Rev. Michael Curry's address at the Royal Wedding on love.
There is always more to learn as a Lactation Consultant to ensure we are there for all the families who need our support.

I am pretty sure one of Megan's co-stars is breastfeeding her baby, bottom right?

This is so true. However, many families feel a pressure from society that can pull them away from this type of connection, the 'good baby' myth is very strong.

I had a play around with making a little video..

This live session tonight with Wendy Jones author of "Breastfeeding and Medication" should be very interesting.

Useful video showing the 'flipple'. A little technique for helping your baby get a deeper latch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfEV2oLRQ y4&app=desktop

One mother's story of how mindfulness helped her when breastfeeding her baby. https://www.laleche.org.uk/mindful-breast feeding/

I am looking forward to being part of this popular event at Kettering General Hospital. Parents can enter a draw to win a free breastfeeding consultation.

This morning in Towcester Library, no need to book, just come along, meet up with other mum's and Briony Askew one of the local La Leche League Leaders.

Reassuring research about how often breastfed babies feed. https://www.facebook.com/breastfeedingunc overed/videos/1876104972651174/

Without Ann I would have stopped breastfeeding within a week. The minute I met her she was so calm and friendly and totally put me at ease, which was such a relief. We spent time investigating our feeding issues and Ann was great. She had lots of relevant advice and really understood how I was feeling as a brand new first time Mum. The after support has been great too; I’ve been able to ask those nagging questions that pop in your head during a 3am night feed. Highly recommend Ann.

If it were not for Ann I would have given up feeding both my girls. I completely lacked confidence and didn’t have a clue how to begin with breastfeeding. Ann gently nurtured myself and my daughters through our breastfeeding journeys. Thank you Ann for making breastfeeding possible.

If it wasn’t for Ann visiting me at home with my first child on day 5 I would not have been able to feed my first boy till 12 months as I simply didn’t know how to and didn’t get the right support in hospital. Now nearly 8 months into feeding baby no 2. Definitely something that need I needed to be shown how to do. Thank you Ann x

Ann is so well informed and positive in her approach to helping with breastfeeding. She gives confidence and is incredibly supportive. This page is full of useful tips and information.