Maternal Instincts by Amberley

Maternal Instincts by Amberley Amberley Harris, Private Midwife (Endorsed). Founder 662movement.
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I realise this may sound simplistic, but after supporting many breastfeeding families and witnessing the early days unfo...
31/05/2026

I realise this may sound simplistic, but after supporting many breastfeeding families and witnessing the early days unfold, it’s a truth I’ve absolutely come to believe 🫶🏻

Swipe through to read some amazing experiences of our signature Ni**le Butter. These reviews say it better than we ever ...
30/05/2026

Swipe through to read some amazing experiences of our signature Ni**le Butter.

These reviews say it better than we ever could ✨

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The lovely mum I visited in Caulfield North yesterday had a really difficult breastfeeding experience with her first bab...
29/05/2026

The lovely mum I visited in Caulfield North yesterday had a really difficult breastfeeding experience with her first baby, so this time around she reached out early for support.

She has breast implants (under the muscle) and has been especially worried about her milk supply, particularly because one side feels like it’s producing much more than the other.

I’ve supported many mums to successfully breastfeed with implants in private practice and one thing I always explore is why the implants were done initially. Sometimes, if surgery was related to insufficient glandular tissue, this can play more of a role in milk supply than the implants themselves.

In my experience, larger implants can impact breastfeeding more and may increase the likelihood of ni**le damage too.

I have a very specific focus with this mum and I’ll be sharing some of my tips around breastfeeding with implants in my next mailing list email.

If you’d like to join my mailing list, comment or DM the word EMAIL and I’ll happily add you x

Lovely 📷

26/05/2026

Driving home thinking about today’s breastfeeding client.

Second guessing:
Her milk supply.
How often her baby breastfeeds.
How much sleep her baby is getting.
Whether she’s doing enough.

I wish I could bottle up reassurance and leave it behind.

Because establishing breastfeeding is hard.

But to your baby, you are warmth, safety, nourishment, regulation and home all in one.

And to them… you are already more than enough.

This week I supported a client to breastfeed in a carrier.Such a great position for many because the baby naturally appr...
24/05/2026

This week I supported a client to breastfeed in a carrier.

Such a great position for many because the baby naturally approaches the breast “chin first” rather than nose first.

For this particular baby it meant a wider mouth and an asymmetrical attachment.

Sometimes small positional changes can make breastfeeding feel sooo much easier for both mother and baby.

Gorgeous 📷

How lucky am I to receive messages like this 🥺🤍One whole year of breastfeeding. What an achievement... 📷’s shared with p...
23/05/2026

How lucky am I to receive messages like this 🥺🤍

One whole year of breastfeeding. What an achievement...

📷’s shared with permission & so much gratitude x

If you are pregnant and thinking ahead to your postnatal period, or are needing breastfeeding support now from a private...
22/05/2026

If you are pregnant and thinking ahead to your postnatal period, or are needing breastfeeding support now from a private Midwife, this may be supportive for you.

I offer:
• In person appointments throughout Melbourne’s east (within a 30 km radius)
• Telehealth/video appointments

And if you are outside my catchment area, I also have a beautiful network of 662movement Approved Professionals who have completed my Mentorship and who I’m sooo happy to refer you to 🫶🏻

For more details, feel free to DM me anytime x

21/05/2026

The relief. The joy. The reunion 😂

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19/05/2026

Met this beautiful mum during her postnatal Hotel stay in the CBD today.

This is often when my breastfeeding support appointments begin for families birthing in private hospitals; once they’ve left hospital and transitioned into the Hotel stay.

Because private practice Midwives can’t provide care inside the hospital, this is a key handover point where continuity of care can begin and it’s often right when breastfeeding is being established and things start to feel very real.

Such an important window for reassurance, confidence building and getting breastfeeding off to a great start.

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