Liz Farrant IBCLC

Liz Farrant IBCLC International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and 18 years experience as a Midwife. Off

All set up for  showcase  with the wonderful Fiona Lewis, . Looking forward to chatting to other business and all the fa...
10/05/2025

All set up for showcase with the wonderful Fiona Lewis, . Looking forward to chatting to other business and all the families who visit! Thank you for organising such a wonderful event.

Thank you to all my wonderful IBCLC colleagues! 🥰🥰
05/03/2025

Thank you to all my wonderful IBCLC colleagues! 🥰🥰

Happy world breastfeeding in public day! Delighted to have spotted a giraffe and a monkey nursing their young yesterday!...
22/02/2025

Happy world breastfeeding in public day! Delighted to have spotted a giraffe and a monkey nursing their young yesterday!

Some lovely client feedback. What I love most is building relationships with the families I meet and getting to see your...
21/09/2024

Some lovely client feedback. What I love most is building relationships with the families I meet and getting to see your individual journeys!

So lovely to read that this was trialled and so many breastfeeding Mum's joined in, even though the result wasn't quite ...
12/08/2024

So lovely to read that this was trialled and so many breastfeeding Mum's joined in, even though the result wasn't quite what they'd hoped, it was certainly worth a try and did seem to impact how she was nurturing this baby....just not enough for feeding to establish too.

Sleep development is not a linear process. Remembering this throughout the early months and years can save your sanity! ...
21/07/2024

Sleep development is not a linear process. Remembering this throughout the early months and years can save your sanity! I still remember with our eldest, if we had a good night with maybe only 1 or 2 wake ups, I would try to analyse all we'd done the day before, thinking if I recreated everything, he'd sleep well again the next night!

The truth is, there are so many factors that can disturb your little one's sleep, sometimes only for a night or 2, other times for a week or more. Developmental changes such as rolling, crawling, walking; illness; teeth erupting; starting at childcare or growth spurts are just a few examples.

The key to getting through the ups and downs of sleep development is to remain responsive and nurturing, remain as consistent as you can with the daytime rhythm and be prepared to temporarily go back into survival mode like you did in the very early weeks with a newborn! Also, know that you are not alone! It's normal for our little one's to need support at night.

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