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Mainly I’ve learnt that boobs and babies are far more adaptable than most people would ever imagine and that, almost certainly, a return to work is no reason to stop breastfeeding. In fact, I think that breastfeeding has helped both my babies and me adjust more easily to the separation and given us a lovely way to connect on my return.

Available in audio format at: https://open.spotify.com/show/2WlVplDIv0WUiaRwpfIOj5?si=oX3K7E_3Tlq33TyOPqInfQ This blog is written by someone with Dyslexia (ME!) so please overlook errors in spelling and punctuation if you can! Thank you Let me start by getting your brain to where mine is.  There

Available in audio formats: https://open.spotify.com/show/2WlVplDIv0WUiaRwpfIOj5?si=o7M6kxD_QjuAqlSEirApig It works, for me.  I know and respect that many people crave and want the physical face to face support but I have risk factors that increase your risk and equally I have weaknesses that

Audio version can be found here: https://anchor.fm/sophie-burrowsIBCLC/episodes/What-do-you-need-to-breastfeed-eb0j5a Supplies list time.. or is it? While pregnant you might be thinking what could you possibly need and want to help with your breastfeeding aims.  You google search things like “which breastfeeding pillow

Audio recording avalible here: https://anchor.fm/sophie-burrowsIBCLC/episodes/What-should-breastfeeding-feel-like-eb0ev3 A popular question by many people.  Especially new parents.  Breastfeeding is a whole new thing to experience.  After the enormity of birth itself and all the preparation many families go through for that event, breastfeeding