For expectant mothers who want to feel prepared and confident before their baby arrives
What we’ll cover:
• Preparing for breastfeeding during pregnancy
• What to expect in the first few hours and days after birth
• Early skin-to-skin and the importance of the first feed
• Understanding colostrum and early milk production
• Positioning and latch basics
• How to recognise an effective latch and milk transfer
• Normal newborn feeding patterns
• Understanding cluster feeding and frequent feeding
• How to know whether your baby is getting enough milk
• Common breastfeeding challenges and how to prevent them
• When and how to seek professional lactation support
• Pumping and expressing basics
• Introduction to breast pumps and flange fit
• Common myths and misconceptions around breastfeeding
• Preparing a practical breastfeeding plan for the early postpartum period
For mothers who need reassurance, small corrections or short-term guidance.
This level of support is suitable when breastfeeding is generally going well, but you need help with a specific concern.
You may benefit from this if:
• Baby is latching, but breastfeeding is painful
• You want your positioning or latch assessed and corrected
• You are unsure whether your baby’s latch is effective
• You need reassurance that breastfeeding is progressing well
• You have minor feeding concerns and want professional guidance
• You want help making small changes to improve comfort during feeds
• You are looking for guidance on weaning from breastfeeding
• You have questions about your feeding routine and want professional reassurance
Prepare during pregnancy. Get support when your baby arrives.
This package combines a prenatal lactation consultation with postpartum lactation support after birth.
Includes:
• Complete prenatal lactation consultation
• Personalised preparation for breastfeeding
• Guidance on what to expect immediately after birth
• Postpartum lactation consultation during the early days after delivery
• Assessment of positioning, latch and feeding
• Guidance based on baby’s feeding behaviour and mother’s concerns
• Personalised recommendations for the early breastfeeding period
• 2 weeks of postpartum support following the postpartum consultation
For mothers who need more time, closer guidance and ongoing support.
You may benefit from this if:
• Baby is struggling to latch or is not latching effectively
• Latching is difficult, stressful or painful
• Baby is frequently fussy or unsettled at the breast
• You need ongoing support to improve latch and feeding
• You are returning to work and need help planning breastfeeding and pumping
• You want guidance on establishing or maintaining milk supply while pumping
• You need help understanding pumping frequency and milk removal
• You are transitioning between direct breastfeeding and expressed milk
• You need support with weaning from breastfeeding
• You feel that your situation needs more than a single consultation and reassurance