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I’m pregnant and already anxious about breastfeeding. Should I take a course before my baby arrives?
Yes, and honestly it’s one of the best things you can do for your future self. Learning the basics before your baby is here helps you understand what’s normal, what’s not, and how to get breastfeeding off to a good start without panic or pressure. The Prep for Breastfeeding course walks you through exactly what to expect in those early days so you can feel prepared instead of overwhelmed.
Some tenderness in the first few days can be normal, but ongoing pain usually means the latch needs adjusting. The good news is that small changes can make a huge difference. Latching 101 shows you exactly how to get a deeper, more comfortable latch with close-up video demonstrations of real babies in real positions.
You’re not alone. Pumping is one of the most misunderstood parts of infant feeding. Many parents are left guessing about schedules, output, and how to protect their milk supply. The Ultimate Pumping Course breaks down everything from timing and storage to realistic expectations so pumping feels clear and manageable.
I want to breastfeed but also give bottles sometimes. Is that possible without ruining breastfeeding?
Yes, many families successfully combine breast, bottle, and pumping. The key is having a plan that supports both your baby and your milk supply. Pumping for Breastfeeding Mums helps you create a realistic routine for part-time pumping, returning to work, or simply having more flexibility.
Bottle refusal is incredibly common and it doesn’t mean you’ve done anything wrong. Babies often need the right timing, positioning, and approach to learn a new feeding method. The Bottle Refusal course walks you through a gentle, step-by-step process to help your baby accept a bottle without stress.
Lifetime access for as long as this course exists, so you can revisit any module whenever you need to.
If the course doesn’t give you more clarity or confidence, email me within 7 days and I’ll personally help you figure out what’s missing.
Not at all! There are courses created for you, whether you’re breastfeeding, combo feeding, pumping, or even just planning to express.
Hiring a private IBCLC or midwife to prepare you for breastfeeding can cost over £200. These courses give you the same expert-led preparation — from a Midwife and IBCLC.
Join our Neurodiverse Breastfeeding Support Group! This is a group for Mums to support other Mums who are neurodiverse and struggling with breastfeeding. This is a safe space to vent, share tips that have helped you and just generally be a nice place we can come to on our breastfeeding journeys.
