Breastfeed with Simran

Breastfeed with Simran Newborn Home Visit lactation consultation services, helping mothers to breastfeed. Painful nursing, Newborn is when a baby is below the age of 28 days.
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This is the most crucial time for the baby and the new mummy as this is the period they both bond with each other. It is during this time that the mother learns about her newborn baby and they both get adapted to each other. There are many problems and concern that arises during this period. Therefore, help and guidance are needed to help the mummy and her newborn baby. Newborn Home Visit is a ser

vice provided by an experienced registered nurse to new mothers. It focuses on the care of newborn child which includes:

o Breastfeeding positions and techniques
o Problems associated with breastfeeding such as breast engorgement, sore nipples etc
o Bathing of baby
o Baby massage
o Care of newborn umbilical cord
o Monitoring of jaundice
o Advice on newborn care – sign of illness and care needed for newborn

Trouble handling your crying baby? Struggling with breastfeeding
Can’t tolerate breast engorgement? Too much pain? Why struggle? Help yourself, contact us now and enjoy your motherhood with your newborn baby :D

How do I ask help? Contact us immediately. We are available 24 hours around the clock

When should I ask help? You can book us before you deliver or right after your delivery so that we can be there to assist you throughout. You can also contact us anytime during your confinement

Is it normal to ask help? It is totally normal to ask for assistance in dealing with your newborn as its a new phase for both of you! Problems that first time mothers might face
1. Breastfeeding challenges
2. Breast engorgement
3. Clogged ducts
4. Sore nipples
5. Colicky baby

Other services we offer:
Private nursing, baby massage, baby spa

Don’t feel safe leaving your newborn with anyone? You can hire a nurse to babysit your newborn. Feel safe with a nurse. Need a break from your crying newborn? Hire a nurse to assist you and your newborn

WE ARE JUST A CALL AWAY! CALL IMMEDIATELY AND BOOK YOUR DATE!

Choosing the right breast pump can make a huge difference in your breastfeeding journey 🤍Not every pump works the same f...
12/05/2026

Choosing the right breast pump can make a huge difference in your breastfeeding journey 🤍

Not every pump works the same for every mom, and the “most popular” option may not always be the best fit for you.

In this guide, we share a few important things to consider before buying a breast pump:
✨ Your lifestyle and pumping frequency
✨ Comfort and fl**ge fit
✨ Portability and practicality
✨ Cleaning and replacement parts
✨ Budget, support, and long term use

A comfortable and suitable pump can help make pumping more effective, sustainable, and less stressful for moms 🫶

If you are unsure which pump is right for you, speaking to an IBCLC can help you avoid unnecessary trial and error.

Save this guide for later and share it with a mama who is preparing for her breastfeeding journey 💕

Happy Mothers Day to every kind of mom.To the moms, grand moms, new moms, single moms, step moms, chosen moms, adoptive ...
10/05/2026

Happy Mothers Day to every kind of mom.

To the moms, grand moms, new moms, single moms, step moms, chosen moms, adoptive moms, pet moms, grieving moms, moms missing their moms, and those still longing to be moms.

Today is for every heart that gives, nurtures, protects, remembers and hopes.

With love,
Breastfeed with Simran 🌷

07/05/2026

Motherhood is beautiful, exhausting, emotional and selfless all at once ❤️

This Mother’s Day, we are celebrating moms with special in-store promotions on breastfeeding and postpartum essentials at Breastfeed with Simran Boutique, Bangsar.

✨ Up to 51% OFF on selected items
✨ Nursing bras, pumping essentials & postpartum care
✨ IBCLC curated products
✨ Try and test in-store

Valid on 9th May 2026 only. In-Store Promotion. While Stock Last 🤎✨

Bring a mama. Celebrate a mama. 🤍

Vaginal birth or C-Section delivery - What about baby’s microbiome?During a vaginal birth, baby is naturally exposed to ...
06/05/2026

Vaginal birth or C-Section delivery -
What about baby’s microbiome?

During a vaginal birth, baby is naturally exposed to beneficial bacteria from mom, helping build a strong gut microbiome from day one.

With a C-section, this exposure is different — meaning baby may miss out on some of those early microbes.

But here’s the important part 🤍
Breastfeeding helps bridge that gap.

Breastmilk is rich in prebiotics, probiotics, and immune-supporting components that help nourish and build your baby’s gut health over time.

No matter how you delivered, your body still has an incredible way to support your baby.

Need support with your breastfeeding journey?
We’re here to help. Book a session with Simran, IBCLC.

05/05/2026

Did you know? Babies born via C-section may miss some exposure to birth canal bacteria, but breastfeeding remains one of the most powerful ways to support your baby’s immunity.

No special formula is needed. Your breast milk naturally provides antibodies, good bacteria, and immune-supporting nutrients.

Let’s set the record straight and empower mothers: even when babies are delivered via C-section and do not pass through the birth canal, breastfeeding helps bridge the gap from the very first latch.

28/04/2026

You can give a pacifier to a newborn, but timing matters.

It is best to wait until breastfeeding is well established, typically around 4 weeks. This helps ensure your baby has learned to latch effectively and reduces the risk of ni**le confusion.

If introduced too early, it may interfere with feeding cues and latch development. Once feeding is consistent and weight gain is on track, a pacifier can be used more confidently if you wish to do so.

How much milk should your baby take in the first month? 🤍Here is a simple guide to average amounts per feed as your baby...
27/04/2026

How much milk should your baby take in the first month? 🤍

Here is a simple guide to average amounts per feed as your baby grows. But remember, no two babies are the same. Your baby may feed more often, less often, or take slightly different amounts. What matters most is:
• Good weight gain
• Enough wet diapers
• A baby who looks satisfied after feeds

In the early weeks, focus on feeding on demand if you’re direct latching. That usually means 8 to 12 feeds in 24 hours. Follow your baby, not the chart. This chart is more like a guidance if you’re expressing and feeding your baby ✨

If you are unsure whether your baby is getting enough, feel free to reach out for guidance. Don’t forget to save and share✨

26/04/2026

Avoid ni**le confusion from day one with the right approach 🤍

In the early weeks, your baby is still learning how to latch and feed effectively. Introducing a bottle too soon can interfere with that learning process.

If supplementation is needed, choose a cup feeder instead. It supports natural feeding patterns without disrupting breastfeeding.

✔ Skip bottles in the first few weeks
✔ Use a cup feeder when needed
✔ Learn the correct technique to keep your baby safe
✔ Pack it in your hospital bag before delivery

cup feeder designed by a lactation consultant to support breastfeeding.

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