The Places You’ll Feed

The Places You'll Feed From your first public breastfeed to travelling the world For some families, leaving home with a new baby for the first time can feel monumental! For others, that feeling hits when leaving home means travelling further away. What many mums and...

Your Baby at 3 Months

Your Baby at 3 Months By Vicky Thomas, LLL Leader By about three months, many of us feel like we’re finally getting the hang of this. You and your baby are in sync. Then all of a sudden – things change again. The Art of Breastfeeding If you’re reading this blog,...

Breastfeeding with Power Outages

How to prepare When the power is out From time to time, we experience power outages in the UK. What do we do when we’re breastfeeding or chestfeeding and the power goes out? There’s a few things worth preparing. Remember, breastfeeding and chestfeeding are...

When Breastfeeding Keeps Going

Just one more day Breastfeeding beyond the early days can sometimes feel overwhelming. Your baby’s needs transition to toddler wants, outside pressure to wean can increase, and long nights can start feeling even longer.   We see your hard work and offer you some cheer...

Your new baby’s sleep

Your new baby's sleep Feeling utterly exhausted by your baby’s sleep (or lack of it)? You’re not alone. All babies wake to feed at night. It’s normal and healthy for them but may not have been what you expected before having your baby. Understanding of what normal...

My newborn won’t latch

My newborn won't latch Some babies don’t latch on as newborns.  Some may have started out breastfeeding and then stopped. Or maybe they never started. We’ll look at possible causes and solutions for each of these situations. All mammals breastfeed after birth, without...