Learn How to fully prepare for your breastfeeding journey

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you’ll learn all about:

• Using your pregnancy time to prepare your home, heart and mind for newborn breastfeeding

  Preparing to breastfeed is far more than learning how to latch a baby on. I teach you some amazing ways to prepare for the long nights and days of new parenthood. You will learn specific ways to avoid new mommy meltdowns because of lack of sleep, lack of help around the house and not being fully prepared about what life with a newborn is like. I give you specific action plans for preparing your household as well as ways to help cope with the stress of new motherhood.

• Exactly what to expect the very first 24 hours after birth

  Did you know that how your baby behaves as far as sleeping and eating in the first 24 hours is very different than the next day? Babies tend to be sleepy the first day, not eat as frequently, and need to be kept close to you and be kept warm. You will learn about the importance of skin to skin and my version of “babymooning.”  Things are different after the first day and you will learn all the important details so you will be confident the first 24 hours after birth.

• • Exactly what to expect the first two weeks after birth.

The first two weeks are quite different than the next several months. It is common for babies to lose some weight the first few days. Learn what is normal weight loss. You and your baby are learning how to breastfeed together and knowing what normal weight gain and normal output is, can be crucial to your long term breastfeeding relationship. When you understand all the details about how to tell when your baby is hungry and full, you are a more relaxed parent. Every student who takes this class will have a clear understanding of how to tell when breastfeeding is going well. You will also clearly learn how to tell when breastfeeding is not going well and when to get help. Learn what your baby’s pediatrician knows so you can be a partner in your babies health care.

• What you can expect over the next few months

  After the first 2 weeks – than what? Do things stay the same? Absolutely not! Should you always offer just one side – or both for every feeding? What should you do when you are told to only keep your baby on one side for just 15 minutes? Is this good advice? Absolutely not! I bust the most common breastfeeding myths and teach you how to rely on your intuition. My goal is to share all the lovely details so that every single day you gain more confidence in breastfeeding. What you don’t know or don’t understand – no worries. Remember, that you will be able to ask me questions as part of a member of our student group. Taking this even further, it is my goal that no mother should be without support. Once a week LIVE virtual calls give you an opportunity to meet with other students and ask your most pressing questions. You will not be left alone!

• Postpartum Life

  Gradually you are adjusting to your postpartum life and being a breastfeeding mom. It is estimated that over 80% of new parents experience some form of postpartum mood disorder. This topic is often either not discussed in breastfeeding class or it gets a very quick mention. I take this subject very seriously. I devote one whole module on this subject alone. You will hear other moms talk about their experiences and how and where they found help. This part of the class goes deeper into what to expect when breastfeeding a baby who is a few weeks to 6 months old. There is so much to talk about – pumping, storing, returning to work. Preferred way to bottlefeed a breastfed baby. We get into teething and nursing strike and how stress can affect your supply. These are just a few of the topics we cover here.

• Partners need knowledge and support also

  I don’t know why, however, most classes barely mention the partner and their role. Partners can help by keeping you well watered and well fed. They can change and bathe and soothe a baby. This is what is typically talked about. I have a different take on this. There is so much more than being a “helper.” What can your partner be doing before you even have your baby to help with breastfeeding? You will learn this and much more!

• Breastfeeding up to one year and beyond

  Oh my goodness, I love talking about your breastfeeding life with a baby 12 months and older. Society seems to forget or just not realize that moms need support throughout their breastfeeding journey and not just the first few months. How do you deal with close family and friends who do not agree with you breastfeeding past 1 year? Could they be right that your milk has no more nutrition? Absolutely not! How much nourishment does your milk really provide for your older baby? LOTS! Breastfeeding a toddler comes with a lot of breastfeeding antics. Come and learn all about this stage and continue to feel confident with all the knowledge you will gain.

• Snippets –

  I have mentioned just snippets of what you will find in this class. It is amazing how much there is to learn about breastfeeding and I want to share all my knowledge with you. Thank goodness this class is given in easy to learn and short segments at a time. Thank goodness you don’t need to take it all at once. Thank goodness you can pick and choose which parts are appropriate for you OR you can listen to this audio course from beginning to end. The choice is yours! I very much look forward to meeting you in our private group and cannot wait to see you and your baby in our Virtual Live Meetings!

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