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Qualified Infant Feeding Coach and Breastfeeding Counsellor, based in the Scottish Borders

17/05/2026

What a lovely way to spend a Sunday 🤍

The MOTHER Workshop with and 12 incredible women.

A full day of learning, connection and honest conversations around pregnancy, birth and early motherhood.

We covered:
• Biomechanics of labour
• Breath work and relaxation
• The fourth trimester
• Feeding and supporting your baby

So much knowledge shared across 8 hours and so much for these women to take away into their births and early days and months with their babies.

It always feels incredibly special being part of a space where women can come together, ask questions, feel supported and leave feeling more informed and empowered.

I already cannot wait for the next one 🤍

13/05/2026

✨ I went to see a lovely client today and she kindly gave me permission to share this photograph of one very happy, milk drunk baby. 🥰

Sometimes feeding support does not need to be complicated.

Sometimes it is about taking a little bit of time, watching what is happening, making small tweaks to positioning and latch, and helping both mum and baby feel more comfortable.

A deeper latch makes such a difference.

For mum, it can mean less pain and more confidence.
 For baby, it can mean more effective milk transfer and a calmer, more settled feed.

Today was one of those visits where a few small changes helped everything feel a little lighter.

And this little face says it all.

❤️

05/05/2026

The loveliest feedback from our Mother Workshop 🤍

It honestly means so much to read words like these.

Our aim is never to overwhelm you with information. It is to help you understand your options, feel more confident in your body, and go into birth and feeding feeling calmer and better prepared.

Birth can feel huge.

But with the right support, the right information, and space to ask questions, it can feel a little less scary and a lot more empowering.

A huge thank you to everyone who came along and trusted us with such an important part of their pregnancy journey.

If you’d like to come along to the next workshop on the 17th May, send me a message with BIRTH and I’ll send you the details.

30/04/2026

💞 GUEST BLOG 💞

Caitlin has very kindly shared her breastfeeding story over on the blog.

It is honest, beautiful and full of so many layers. The hard bits. The proud bits. The emotion and the love. The quiet celebration of everything she and her daughter shared.

Ending breastfeeding can feel like such a big moment, even when you know it is the right time. It can bring up sadness, relief, pride, guilt and gratitude all at once.

This story is a lovely reminder that feeding journeys are not always simple. They are deeply personal, and they deserve to be honoured in whatever way feels right for you.

Thank you so much Caitlin for sharing your words so openly.

You can go and read the full blog now.

https://www.theinfantfeedingcoachscotland.co.uk/blog/honouring-the-end-of-a-breastfeeding-journey

Becky x

22/04/2026

✨Breastfeeding is natural but that does not mean it always comes naturally.

For so many mums the early days can feel confusing overwhelming and sore. That does not mean you are failing. It usually means you and your baby are learning together.

Small tweaks can make a huge difference and having the right support can change everything.

If feeding is feeling hard right now please know you do not have to struggle through it alone 🤍

12/04/2026

What even is a fl**ge?

If you are pumping, the fl**ge is the part of the pump that fits over your ni**le and breast.

It might look simple, but it plays a really important role in how comfortable and effective pumping feels.

A poor fit can sometimes lead to:

💥pain while pumping 💥ni**le rubbing 💥swelling 💥reduced milk removal 💥 long pumping sessions that feel frustrating

And because ni**les are not all the same size, fl**ges are not one size fits all either.

Getting the right fit can help pumping feel more comfortable and work better for you.

This is something I can now support with too, if you are feeling unsure about your setup.

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10/04/2026

✨How wide is wide?

This is something I have been helping quite a few mums with recently.

If baby is only opening a little, feeding can feel sore, pinchy, shallow, or like they keep slipping off. Often, it only takes a few small changes to help things feel much better.

A couple of things to try:

❤️Slide baby slightly further down your body so their nose is level with your ni**le
 🩷Keep the back of their head free
 🧡Avoid holding or pushing at the back of the head
 💛Let them tip their head back so they can reach up and open wide

That space to move really matters.

A deeper latch often starts with positioning before baby even comes onto the breast.

If feeding is not feeling right, getting support early can make such a difference.

02/04/2026

✨This morning’s Milk Circle really filled my cup.

It was so lovely to have everyone here, sitting on the floor with a cup of tea, having a good blether, and just taking a moment together. These mornings are becoming such a special part of what I do, and I’m so grateful to every mum who comes along and helps make it what it is.

It was also really lovely to have Sarah Bedford from Unwind Clinic in Peebles join us this morning and chat a little about how she works with babies. It was so interesting to hear more about her work and the support she offers families.

I’m feeling very grateful for this little community we’re building and for all of you who continue to support me.

And a little exciting note... I had a delivery arrive today, so there’ll be some exciting news to share next week.

01/04/2026

💞A little reminder for any mum who needs to hear it today.

Feeding round the clock is hard. 
Broken sleep is hard. 
Being needed all the time is hard.

If you are feeling touched out, tired, emotional or like the days are blurring into one, you are not doing anything wrong. This season can feel really intense.

The two mums I have supported recently have both reminded me just how heavy those early days can feel. Sometimes what people need most is not to be told to enjoy every second, but to hear that yes, this is hard.

Take it one day at a time. 
One feed at a time. 
One hour at a time if you need to.

It is only a phase, even when it feels never ending, and you do not have to do it all perfectly.

31/03/2026

💞Milk Circle is back, and this time we have a lovely guest coming along too.

Sarah Belford from Unwind Clinic in Peebles will be joining us. Sarah works in chiropractic and supports babies and families with things that can impact feeding, comfort and settling.

If feeding has felt tricky, if your baby seems unsettled, or if you just want a safe space to come along, have a cuppa and chat things through, you would be so welcome.

Milk Circle is a relaxed and friendly space to talk about feeding, meet other mums and get a bit of support without any pressure.

Come as you are.

Open to all ways you feed your baby - not breast specific.

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13/03/2026

💞You do not need to be local to get support from me.

This lovely mum reached out and we had a Zoom call to talk through her concerns around milk supply, pumping and feeding. We couldn’t meet in person as she lives in France, but even over video, we were able to make some simple but important changes that helped things feel clearer, more manageable and more supported.

Support does not always have to be in person to make a real difference.

“Becky is a gem! She met with me through a video chat when I was concerned about my milk supply. She listened to everything and asked insightful questions. She guided me with correct use of a pump and proper ni**le measurement (something which the hospital got terribly wrong). During our video meeting, she made a few immediate suggestions and followed up with a comprehensive email. Her guidance led me to a better feeding and pumping schedule and ultimately improved milk supply. I’m thankful for her checking up on me, too! The world needs more health care professionals like her; people who actually care and love what they are doing. I can’t recommended her enough. Thank you so much, Becky!” Written by H.

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