Charlotte Hughes Infant Feeding Support

Charlotte Hughes Infant Feeding Support I’m a Registered Midwife, IBCLC - Lactation consultant and a qualified tongue tie practitioner.

Providing personalised Infant feeding support, at home or virtually. Enquire/book via my website, www.charlottehughesinfantfeedingsupport.co.uk

Babies don’t just feed because they are hungry but for many reasons, such as, they are cold, tired, in pain or just beca...
19/03/2026

Babies don’t just feed because they are hungry but for many reasons, such as, they are cold, tired, in pain or just because they want to be close to you. This goes for both breast fed and bottle fed babies. 💜

I’m running a specialist feeding clinic from The Garden House in Hartley Wintney every Monday morning. I’m a lactation c...
16/03/2026

I’m running a specialist feeding clinic from The Garden House in Hartley Wintney every Monday morning. I’m a lactation consultant (IBCLC) and tongue tie practitioner. I’m here to support all feeding choices. I’m offering weight checks, tongue tie assessment and feeding support. Text to book, prices and directions.

Exciting venture at  ‘s new venue! Offering 1:1 support by myself, an infant feeding specialist (IBCLC) and tongue tie p...
09/03/2026

Exciting venture at ‘s new venue!
Offering 1:1 support by myself, an infant feeding specialist (IBCLC) and tongue tie practitioner (CQC approved)

06/03/2026
26/02/2026
16/02/2026

With Ramadan beginning this week, today we're sharing some information from our guest blog post - Supporting Breastfeeding During Ramadan.

"As peer supporters, we have great duty in supporting mums to feel empowered to achieve their goals by giving information so their decisions are informed. Supporting mothers during Ramadan is no different to helping mums reduce factors that may have a negative impact on their breast feeding or supply.

Things to consider are:

✨Mums will need to eat high nutrient dense food such as date, fruits and nuts to help replace the magnesium, zinc and potassium levels that may reduce during fasting.

✨Avoid drinking too many caffeinated drinks and replace with water, fresh fruits juice, herbal teas and green smoothies.

✨If a mum is fasting during the winter months which can fall between 10/12hrs of fasting, this is much easier as the sunset is much earlier and they have a longer period to eat and drinking during dawn. So really its like having a very late lunch.

For peer supporters who are not Muslim or who may not know much about Ramadan, it is imperative to keep in mind that choice should always be at the forefront of any breastfeeding journey and the support we provide will very much be based on an individual case by case basis. It’s also okay to say I’m not sure and signpost/refer mums to other sources for more information.

For more information on breastfeeding during Ramadan, click here: https://breastfeeding.support/breastfeeding-during-ramadan/"

Full blog post: www.breastfeedingnetwork.org.uk/breastfeeding-during-ramadan/

EDIT - Fasting while breastfeeding is not an expectation, but you can choose to if you wish, and it is safe for you to do so. If you are considering fasting while breastfeeding, you may find it helpful to talk a health professional.

Please remember, if you need breastfeeding support, our National Breastfeeding Helpline UK is available 24/7 💜

You can also find out if we have a service near you on our website:
www.breastfeedingnetwork.org.uk/drop-in-centres-map/

✨Please share✨

[ID: Breastfeeding during Ramadan. Image of a mum cuddling her baby.] Outlines of lanterns. Purple background.]

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