I’m not good at birth. I’ve had three babies and three caesareans, including one pregnancy when I was holed up in hospital on bed rest for 10 weeks with bleeding and an annoying case of placenta praevia. But breastfeeding, that’s something natural I knew I could do, and I did. The world’s caesarean rates are on the up. The message I want to give mums is that if, for whatever reason, you do end up with a c-section, you CAN still successfully breastfeed your baby. Some say your milk will be delayed with a Caesar, but not necessarily so. Milk
Read MoreIn my role as a volunteer breastfeeding counsellor, I was talking to a group of new mothers this week and was inundated with questions... Read More
Generally speaking I am extremely inspired by the work that I do. In fact, most of us have extraordinary motivation and commitment when we... Read More
Your newborn feeds up to 20 times a day? The only sleep you’re getting is in one-hour increments overnight? Your baby fusses and cries... Read More
Miranda and KORA Organics support the right of women to choose what they feel is personally best for themselves and for their child and/or... Read More
We entered the 19th century with maternal mortality rates causing great public concern, the use of forceps and anesthesia for normal deliveries growing steadily... Read More
Often breastfeeding mums (myself included) are asked, ‘Doesn’t breastfeeding tire you out?’ Well, yes, mothering a newborn is exhausting, but the actual act of... Read More
This week I re-implemented a ritual in our household that has, to my complete surprise, made me feel SO SUPPORTED. Now, I’ll tell you... Read More
Having now personally experienced five very different births and having worked with countless women, I know the above title “Perfect Pregnancy, Perfect Birth” to... Read More
