The Mama Coach- Leah Tully RN, Edmonton, AB (2025)

09/18/2025

I’m adding to my skill set! I’m currently a student taking my Masters in Counselling Psychology. If you are looking for free and low cost counselling sessions, grab your spot today!

All sessions are virtual. Must be age 12+

Use the QR code below or 80 Acres Counselling, Mediation & Consultingulting to book!

09/02/2025

🚫 “I have to feed 10 minutes on each side.”This is advice many parents hear, but here’s the reality: ⬇️✨ Breastfeeding success isn’t about the timer—it’s about how well your baby is transferring milk.Instead of watching the clock, look for these signs:✔️ Rhythmic suck–swallow patterns✔️ Baby is truly drinking, not just comfort sucking✔️ They finish the feed looking calm, satisfied, and relaxed⏱ Some babies finish a feed in 5–7 minutes, while others take 20–30 minutes. Both are completely normal if milk is flowing well.👉 Sometimes one breast is enough, other times your baby may want both. The key? Trust their cues, not the clock. 💕

08/12/2025

HelloI'm Leah!Registered Nurse, IBCLC, Sleep Consultant & Mama ofIs Your Newborn Constipated? Let's Talk Poops!In the first 6 weeks, newborns usually p**p multiple times a day. But if those p**ps are hard or pellet-like, it could be a sign that something's up.Possible causes:Formula changes - Some formulas are harder on tiny tummies. Palm oil (common in many formulas) can contribute to constipation.Cow's milk protein allergy - Can cause constipationor diarrhea, sometimes with rashes or fussiness.• After 6 weeks, some babies naturally p**p less often — even skipping days — but if your baby is unsettled, rashy, or showing other symptoms, it's worth a check-in.You are doing your best & I'm here to support you through the challenges and excitement of parenthood• All The Mama Coach Leah Tully social media posts are for educational purposes only

07/28/2025

🍼 How to Decrease Your Baby’s Gas – From an RN + Lactation Consultant 💨If your baby is struggling with gas, these two adjustments can make a world of difference—for their comfort and your peace of mind:➡️ Stop feeding by the clock.Feeding a baby when they’re not hungry can lead to a bloated, uncomfortable belly. Instead, tune into their feeding cues—like rooting, sucking hands, or early fussiness.A baby who falls asleep as soon as they latch likely wasn’t hungry. (This doesn’t apply to newborns under 2 weeks old or those with medical concerns like jaundice.)✔️ Feeding responsively and stopping when baby’s done sucking actively helps minimize swallowed air and gas.➡️ Only burp when your baby signals they need it.Forget the timer. If your baby starts fussing, bobbing their head, or pulling off during a feed—that’s your cue to burp.Pausing to burp at random intervals can break a great latch and lead to more swallowed air.✔️ Follow their cues instead of the clock.These evidence-informed tips support your baby’s natural rhythm—and reduce discomfort for everyone.🩺 From your RN + IBCLC💬 Questions? Drop them below or send a DM!

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