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If you're 20 - 39 weeks pregnant...
Start your babee's feeding and sleep journey from the beginning so:
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You can feed your babee without struggling
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Your babee will be soothed
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​ALL of you can get peaceful sleep
Save your seat for the WEEKLY TUESDAY CLASS
with
Jada Metcalf, FSD, CBS,
​Certified Breastfeeding Specialist, Full Spectrum Doula, Trained Infant Massage Educator
If you're thinking that breastfeeding is easy and your "natural" instincts will just kick in when your babee arrives, they probably won't. I've worked with hundreds of mothers and what they miss learning about is four important concepts BEFORE their babee arrives...
In this workshop you'll learn:
How to send the strongest signal to your body that your babee is here. Colostrum is milk that your babee will eat for the first three days of life and fuels the next phase and volume of your milk supply.
Understanding what a good latch looks like AND how it should feel. Finding and practicing what positioning works best for you and your babee in the hospital and at home.
Newborns communicate with easy to recognize signs that let you know when they are hungry. Learning your babee's feeding and hunger cues before babee arrives can avoid a super fussy or crying babee and have an easier, more effective feeding for a more peaceful sleep.
Having a lactation professional in your favorite's contacts to assist you if you hit bumps in the road with feeding. Breast milk won't wait for you so don't hesitate to reach out.
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