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Thrive : Birth, Postpartum and Lactation Support Thrive exists to prepare and educate women for birth & labour, as well as offer support during the post-partum period and Breastfeeding. I'm a mother of 4 kids.
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Families should be allowed the opportunity to Thrive Together as they adjust to parenthood and having a newborn. I know what challenges mom's face when it comes to birthing their baby, breastfeeding, and recovering from birth as they navigate life with a newborn. Its all consuming and can feel overwhelming. I can help. Whether you have trouble breastfeeding, or need a listening ear, or need some h

elp or advice during the healing process and post-partum period, I am here to lend my ear and be a support person. Nothing is off limits. I am currently certifying as a Childbirth educator, Lactation Consultant and Post-Partum Doula. I look forward to joining you in your journey of parenthood and life with a Newborn.

Since Ramadan starts today I figured this was the right time to post this. You can breastfeed while fasting. Just have t...
13/04/2021

Since Ramadan starts today I figured this was the right time to post this. You can breastfeed while fasting. Just have to make sure you keep up good nutrition and not fill up on too many sweets.

https://lactationmatters.org/2018/06/07/ramadan-and-breastfeeding/?fbclid=IwAR16GoCxnZitwyROHSaCblcLWabgxHYV_js1aG85780d6jVfPQ7RSnou-SA

by Nor Kamariah Mohamad Alwi, BE, MIT, IBCLC Ramadan is the most holy month of the year for Muslims. During the month, those who follow Ramadan abstain from eating, drinking, and sexual activities between sunrise and sunset. Additionally, they practice being extra patient, kind, and generous through...

Thinking about all things Post Partum today. Did you know that 80% of mothers experience the Baby Blues? Do you know th...
30/03/2021

Thinking about all things Post Partum today. Did you know that 80% of mothers experience the Baby Blues? Do you know the difference between the baby blues and Post Partum Depression? They are similar but the baby blues should only last for a few weeks. Longer than that and it is best to be checked for PPD which can occur anytime in the 12 months after giving birth. Please don't wait. Ask for help! There is no shame in getting help and admitting you are struggling. Don't suffer in silence.

21/03/2021

Welcome to my page! This is a new thing for me and I welcome feedback! If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or in the post partum period and need support, I look forward to working with you and I'm glad you are here!

21/03/2021

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