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in home private breastfeeding education and support
to moms and their babies in the Halton, Peel and
Hamilton regions. Deciding to breastfeed is one of
the most important decisions you’ll make as
a parent. This decision will not only impact your
child’s health today but for a lifetime. You’ll
never regret your decision to breastfeed your baby,
but you may regret not getting the help and support
you needed in order to meet your breastfeeding goals.
Offered in your home, important information regarding
skin to skin contact following delivery, latching
and positioning, infant feeding cues, newborn sleep,
and how to do prenatal expression of colostrum are
discussed.
Take
the prenatal questionnaire found on this page
for more information.
Offered in your home, Camilla will help and support
you in meeting your breastfeeding goals and overcoming
any problems you may be experiencing. This service
is available any time during your breastfeeding experience
(following delivery until weaning) Telephone &
Email support are included after your consultation.
Classes take place in Oakville and
are taught either in a series over 4 evenings during
the week or in a weekend session. Some of the content
in her series involves:
- Prenatal nutrition and activity
- What to do if put on bed rest
- Common worries and concerns
that parents have when expecting multiples and how
to cope
- Being classified as "high
risk pregnancy" ... what does this mean for
mom and babies?
- Pre-term labour - how to know
what it is and what to do if it happens
- Other complications that can
arise with multiple pregnancies
- If you have premature babies,
what to expect and how to cope
- Labour and delivery of multiples,
the variations that can occur
- Information on what to expect
if you have to have a cesarean section
- Post-partum recovery for mom
and babies
- Surviving at home with multiples
- Feeding your babies (schedule
vs. on-demand, bottle, breast, pumping breast milk,
etc.)
- Caring for your babies
Please contact Camilla
to inquire about dates for upcoming sessions. Classes
that are missed due to unforeseen circumstances can
be made up at the next available series if there is
space available. All services are available to those
living in Halton, Hamilton & Peel Regions.
The decision to breastfed your baby
is one of the most important decisions you’ll
make as a new parent. Babies were born to breastfed
and breastfeeding is the natural way to feed a baby.
Occasionally pre-existing medical
conditions/surgeries and situations MAY have an impact
on your breastfeeding experience with your baby.
With good prenatal care, and a prenatal
breastfeeding consultation you’ll be prepared
to know when to contact a lactation consultant for
further help and advice in reaching YOUR breastfeeding
goals after delivery. Many times when you have a plan
in place you’ll feel more confident in knowing
what to do if any breastfeeding difficulties arise.
Here are SOME of the reasons when
a prenatal breastfeeding assessment may be beneficial:
- Previous breast or chest surgeries
of any kind (even as a child)
- Previous breast augmentation
surgery
- Have undergone gastric bypass
surgery
- Previous breast infections
- Difficulty conceiving or infertility
treatments
- You are a diabetic
- You or your spouse have food
sensitivities/allergies
- History of thyroid dysfunction
(hyper or hypothyroidism)
- Been diagnosed as having polycystic
ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
- History of high blood pressure
- Been told you are obese by your
medical provider
- Prior breastfeeding difficulties
with other children
- Multiple pregnancy (twins, triplets)
- Know you are expecting a baby
with cleft lip/palate or any other medical condition
(cardiac, neurological, etc.)
- Want to know how to prenatally
express colostrum. In the circumstance your baby
requires supplementation for medical reasons this
avoids the introduction of artificial baby milk
(formula) when unnecessary
Please contact
me if interested in a prenatal breastfeeding consultation
or at any time you have breastfeeding questions or
concerns following your delivery.
Congratulations again on your expectant
arrival!
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