The podcast episode discusses calming techniques for children and babies, emphasising emotional regulation, understanding, and supportive communication.

The podcast discussion focuses on the importance of me time for parents, exploring how self-care evolves with parenting responsibilities and offering strategies to balance personal needs with family duties.

The podcast episode discusses postpartum anxiety, sharing personal experiences and offering insights, tips, and support for new parents navigating this challenging period.

In this episode of the Nourishing Birth and Beyond podcast I explore the relationship between infant sleep patterns and tongue tie/oral dysfunction. I’ll help you to understand normal sleep/wake patterns in infants and when they might be a sign of tongue tie or oral dysfunction

In this episode of the Nourishing Birth and Beyond podcast, I explore the topic of infant reflux, emphasizing that many behaviors associated with reflux are actually normal for babies. The discussion highlights common misconceptions about infant feeding and behaviour, noting that frequent feeding, crying, and the need for close contact are typical. I want to advise against the hasty use of medication for reflux symptoms, suggesting alternative approaches such as paced bottle feeding, addressing tongue tie issues, and maintaining an upright position after feeding. The episode encourages parents to seek specialized support and provides resources for further understanding, including a recommended book on infant reflux.

In this episode of the Nourishing Birth and Beyond podcast, I talk with Katie, a mother who shares her experience with her daughter Orlagh’s severe tongue tie, which went undiagnosed for a long time.

In episode 6 of the Nourishing Birth and Beyond podcast I discuss the challenges new parents face in balancing self-care with caring for a newborn

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