I am so excited to announce that I have completed this advanced training for IBCLCs! I consider myself a lifelong learner and am pleased to have extra tools in my toolbox for helping families work with their babies before and after releases of oral restrictions, such as tongue ties. I am looking forward to continued collaboration with related specialists, such as bodyworkers and pediatric dentists, to ensure families are in the best hands for the best outcomes!
Our theme recently has been on toddlers and beyond...nursing them, or perhaps weaning them, or somewhere in between! Now, let's consider what happens when you are pregnant with a new baby! Can your current nursling continue as they have been? What are some things to consider when nursing while pregnant?
Last time, we talked a bit about the advantages of toddler nursing. But what if you are needing or wanting to wean, at whatever age? This is certainly something I can help with as an IBCLC. Ideally, weaning is done gradually and with love :) Give your baby and your body time to adjust to the changes, if you are able.
Here are some weaning tips to consider...
