Lynette Huckstadt - Breast Easy Lactation Consultant

28/01/2022

💐heartfelt thanks to all who sent congratulations on my nomination for Maitland citizen of the year

26/01/2022

So humbled by this nomination and to be among outstanding volunteers who work tirelessly in their chosen dedication

We are so proud of our Collection Manager, Lynette Huckstadt for her nomination for Maitland Citizen of the year. We thank Lynette for all she does at the museum and across the Maitland community. Congratulations Lynette!

15/04/2020

Please visit Lynette Anne Huckstadt

30/11/2019

Volunteer to gain experience in computer programming for museum items

18/06/2019

Please access Lynette Anne Huckstadt fb page

Breastfeeding Support Services Ph:0408 329 495
International Board Certified Lactation Consult

03/02/2018

Far removed from lactation: on February 24th, Gab Robinson, founder of the fashion school in Newcastle will be giving a talk at the clothing museum premises, Brough House, Church St Maitland, next to Pender Place shopping centre. You may know family members, friends, other families with interests in this topic. If so, please let them know of the event. It is on at 3 pm, light refreshments and small entry fee. We have on display currently the works of textile and design students from several of the high schools in the region. Please pass this on for me.

01/03/2017

So nice on IBCLC day to receive a note from a DAD. Dear Lynette, the service and advice you provided was profesional, caring and expert. We were lucky enough to be able to breastfeed our little girl for almost 12 months. On two occasions it was only your availability and advice that allowed us to continue. Without you on these occasions our breastfeeding would almost certainly have stopped. As a husband, who like all husbands, is left to feel quite helpless when breastfeeding becomes difficult, knowing you were just a phone call away was a huge relief and weight off my shoulders. The ability to call you and have a response immediately and a visit to the home that day was absolutely amazing. The service you provided was absolutely exceptional relative to all medical treatment I've ever experienced in any field. Your service was not good, it was great! To be so quick and dedicated, to spend so much time with a "patient" not being concerned about the time it takes to assist the mother. From a husband who felt helpless, and for you who made such a difference to my family, I offer you my most sincere and humble thank you. Your caring nature is a gift and I thank you for sharing your gift with my family. Yours gratefully Micheal D.

15/12/2016

To all the mums connected to my page, a very sad situation has occurred and donated milk is neded asap. If you could donate breastmilk, could you please get back to me. Most appreciated.

24/07/2016

Graham's birthday with our grandchildren and great grandchild. Such a happy memory for him.

15/07/2016

I am now a fully fledged minister to the dying and bereaved. This ministerial calling has been a journey of over two years. Warm thanks to my husband for his patience and support during this time. Please pray that my guidance and nurturing for those seeking such assistance is driven by compassion and understanding for their needs. This journey has helped me come to an awareness of myself in the presence of those with greater needs. God bless and thank you to all those who have sent good wishes my way.

10/07/2016

Another birthday done and dusted.

26/06/2016

Beautiful morning, waking up to the sound of the surf at Broom's head. Dolphins happily playing in the ocean, whale sighted too far out for a pic.

25/06/2016

Coastline photos frrom Byron Bay and Lennox Head. Really cold night at Bangalow, great catchup with family

11/06/2016

Day 2 of landscape challenge. The Bungle Bungles in Western Australia from a helicopter view. Buddy for today Margaret Joy Wilson, Meg.

08/06/2016

Ah, the serenity. Peaceful camp at Cooyar, called the Swinging Bridge Camp site. Conveniently located behind in Cooyar pub. About 4 people in the pub, big night!! Pub fully decked out in Queensland origin paraphernalia.

07/06/2016

Almost zero degrees in Glen Innes last night. The Scottish heritage is quickly fading away, the garbage bins in the street are one of the few things that are a reminder. The largest department store is now in a sad state, taken over by Coles as a grocery store. Onwards to warmer weather