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Welcome

WE ARE HERE TO HELP

Feeding your baby is more than just meeting their nutritional needs. It offers the perfect time to build a loving relationship and bond that will last a lifetime.

The purpose of this website is to support you with your feeding choices and help you make the best decisions for you and your baby. The site has been created by a team of people including health psychologists, midwives, health visitors and GPs.  The content has been reviewed by independent lactation consultants.  You can find out more about us here.

We have listened to the needs of parents and hope we’ve created a site that you enjoy.

Click on the option below that best suits you. You can always access all the content via our site map.

 

Expecting

You can start to bond with your baby as soon as you know you are pregnant. Find out more

My baby is here

The perfect time to build a loving relationship and bond that will last a lifetime. Find out more

Bonding with baby bump

Reading about your baby’s development, and talking to your partner about baby all counts as baby bonding time. Find out more

Supporting a breastfeeding mother

A section dedicated to fathers, partners and other important supporters.

Research shows that support from significant others makes the world of difference to breastfeeding.

 

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SKIN TO SKIN CONTACT

Skin to skin contact is great for the baby, for mums and dads.

There are so many benefits to close contact, from helping to share the friendly bacteria on your own skin, to releasing endorphins and creating that wonderful bond that baby will thrive on.

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YOU CAN BREASTFEED ANYWHERE!

Advice from mums about breastfeeding away from home.

Public understanding and attitudes to breastfeeding are improving, so don’t be afraid to get out there.

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GETTING SUPPORT

Don’t hesitate to ask for help. There’s plenty of support available if you need it.

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