by SEOManager | Jul 15, 2026 | Breastfeeding Problems
Nipple pain breastfeeding questions come up in almost every consultation I do in the first fortnight after birth, usually from a mum wondering whether what she’s feeling is “normal” or a sign something’s wrong. It’s a fair question,...
by SEOManager | Jul 15, 2026 | Breastfeeding Problems
Learning how to get a deep latch is one of the biggest game-changers for a comfortable breastfeeding journey, and it’s something almost every mum I see in the Perth northern suburbs asks me about in those first sleepless weeks. A shallow latch is the number one...
by SEOManager | Jun 30, 2026 | Breastfeeding Problems
Going back to work is a big transition on its own, and figuring out returning to work while breastfeeding on top of it can feel like a lot to plan for. Between sourcing a pump, working out childcare drop-off feeds, and wondering whether your supply will hold up,...
by SEOManager | Jun 30, 2026 | Breastfeeding Problems
It’s 6pm, your baby has been on and off the breast for the past two hours, and you’re starting to wonder if your milk has simply stopped working. If this sounds familiar, you’re almost certainly dealing with cluster feeding newborn behaviour, and it’s one of the most...
by Tracy | Jun 3, 2026 | Breastfeeding Problems
You’ve woken up with a red, hot, hard area in your breast. Is it a blocked duct? Is it mastitis? Should you push through and feed, or call the doctor? These questions are terrifying at 3am with a hungry baby, and getting the answer right matters.As a lactation...
by Tracy | May 28, 2026 | Breastfeeding Problems
You’ve tried everything. Different positions, different pillows, videos on YouTube at 2am. Your baby keeps slipping off the breast, feeding takes forever, and your nipples are cracked and sore. If this sounds familiar, tongue tie could be the missing piece of...
