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Infant Feeding & New Mama Support Circle

Lactation Consultant Thomasina Lowe, Breastfeeding Counsellor and Doula Simi Shah and tongue tie specialist Alison Shaloe run a weekly drop-in for new mothers and their babies each Monday morning. You are also very welcome if you are pregnant and would like to have a chat and find out more information about baby feeding.

The Circle will offer a chance to meet other mothers and get support which is up to date and evidence-based.

The Circle will be a relaxed environment, a place to both share and listen over tea coffee and biscuits.

All feeding approaches and journeys are welcome.

Topics covered:

  • Nipple and Breast Pain
  • Expressing
  • Baby's Weight Gain
  • Sleep
  • Reading Baby's Cues
  • Thrush, Oversupply
  • Emotional Wellbeing
  • Birth Debriefing
  • Birth Trauma
  • Medication Information
  • Tongue Tie
  • Oversupply
  • Returning to Work

A Mother's Feedback

The Circle has been a real source of support and nourishment for me as I emerged from a tricky birth into my fourth trimester. It’s been wonderful and very grounding to begin each new week surrounded by community, expertise and encouragement - not to mention cups of tea made by someone else, and drunk while hot! The Circle has become a touchstone of my week and has supported my journey not just with breastfeeding but also with finding my feet as a new mum in general. Thank you so much Thomasina, Simi and Alison!

There's no need to book, but you can below, if you want...

Simi Wilhelm Shah , Alison Shaloe and Thomasina Lowe's Offering at 10am - 12pm on Mondays (drop-in at any time).

If you would like to access the Women Supporting Women Fund to subsidise this session, find more details here.

 

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