June Myers, IBCLC Breastfeeding in our modern context is a personal choice. But what is not well promoted is that it is a biological extension of pregnancy and birthing that requires just as much or more support for those who choose to breastfeed. This support is vital, not just in the hospital, but well beyondContinue reading “Expectations and Lactation Continuity of Care”
Category Archives: IBCLC
Zooming in on Tongue Tie with Focus on Whole Body Function
Allyson Wessells, PT, IBCLC Tongue tie (aka, ankyloglossia, oral restriction) has been in the news lately but is something we have been assessing, addressing and learning about for years as practicing International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) at Nurture. Some families that seek our care want to know if there are oral restrictions present withContinue reading “Zooming in on Tongue Tie with Focus on Whole Body Function”
Lexie’s Story
Sharing our stories helps us connect. Our stories hold power and let others know they are not alone. Nurture has asked families to share their feeding journeys with us. Below is Lexie’s story. Enjoy 🙂
Gabby’s Story
Sharing our stories helps us connect. Our stories hold power and let others know they are not alone. Nurture has asked families to share their feeding journeys with us. Below is Gabby’s story. Enjoy 🙂
Occupational Therapy + Lactation Webinar
This recorded presentation is for occupational therapy practitioners and other professionals who are interested in learning about occupational therapy’s role in supporting infant feeding and new parents postpartum. This presentation covers how infant feeding influences all areas of occupation, specific occupational interventions to help support infant feeding, as well as additional considerations such as mentalContinue reading “Occupational Therapy + Lactation Webinar”