Rabia Friend
My husband and I took Emma’s prenatal course. I’m so glad we did. She absolutely became a rock for us. We thought that my milk had come in sufficiently when my daughter was born, however she experienced a frightening weight loss in the first week of her life. Emma found time to come to our […]
Natalie
When I discovered I was pregnant, one of the very first pieces of advice I was given by a friend was to get in touch with Emma to attend her classes and have her help as a lactation consultant. The ante-natal classes were hugely informative and put me in touch with other mums, who have […]
Breastfeeding after a bilateral mastectomy
Can I breastfeed after a Bilateral Mastectomy? Yes, if you have had a breast and nipple reconstruction on at least one breast. Not only is it possible in this case, but it can be emotionally beneficial. Although a bilateral mastectomy means that you will have no breast tissue to produce milk, there is a device called […]
Lesley P.
When my son was 8 weeks old he got bronchiolitus, and drank very little milk as a result. I didn’t consider how this would affect my milk supply, being so focused on him getting better. When he recovered, and I didn’t seem to have enough milk for him, I really panicked. It’s difficult to describe […]
Chantal D.
I honestly feel that I owe a huge part of my success in breastfeeding my twins to Emma. She helped us in so many ways, words can’t begin to describe how grateful we are. My milk was very delayed coming in and without her support I am sure my babies would’ve been admitted to hospital […]