The 3 Best Questions to Ask in the First 100 Hours of Breastfeeding
Have you seen my newest free resource, 3 Best Questions?
Here’s a link to download it in case you haven’t seen it yet.
These questions came from my never-ending quest to get the best stories out of my lactation clients. I need to know what they really think about what’s happening - and what they really need from me! - in order to help them.
I’ve always been fascinated by how many ways there are to make breastfeeding and lactation work - every person seems to need to find their own way. And WE get to guide them by providing the credible, practical information they need.
That’s why I’m writing my book, Evolving the Modern Breastfeeding Experience: Holistic Lactation Support in the First 100 Hours.
I see people - clients, health care providers, and even lactation support providers - get hyper-focused on the wrong aspects of early lactation ALL THE TIME.
There’s a very simple and straightforward way to assess “how breastfeeding is going,” and we need to get together as a group and raise our voices so that more people can understand it.
I’m so glad you’re here with me on this journey. If you work in a hospital or birth setting, then obviously the book is going to be helpful for you.
But what I also want you to know is that this book is going to feed and nurture those who work with lactating folks AFTER the first 100 hours.
In the spirit of keeping this note brief, I want to leave you with something you can listen to in the next few days.
As you may know, I’ve been writing about, podcasting about, and teaching The First 100 Hours for years.
Here’s a link to a video with more about the First 100 Hours concept - let me know what you think!
With gratitude for you and your gifts,
I see you avoid using the term “women”. I imagine this is an intentional and thoughtful approach on your part and would respectfully ask that you consider weighing the importance of using clear language when referring to sex specific topics such as lactation
Food for thought : https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fgwh.2022.818856/full