Show Notes
Season One may be over… but we’re only just getting started.
We’re taking a short summer break before returning in August with a special four-part mini-series unlike anything we’ve released before.
Together we’ll work through feeding case studies, taking you behind the scenes of our clinical reasoning. Rather than simply discussing symptoms or diagnoses, we’ll explore how experienced lactation consultants begin to ask better questions.
What are the clues?
What is the baby’s body telling us?
Why is this feeding challenge happening?
And perhaps most importantly… what are we missing when we focus on treating the symptom instead of understanding the cause?
If you’ve enjoyed the conversations throughout Season One, this series will take you one step further inside the decision-making process we use every day with the families we support.
If you’re a midwife, lactation consultant, speech pathologist, health visitor, doctor, paediatric clinician or anyone supporting breastfeeding families, we think you’re going to enjoy this one.
We’ll see you in August.
Until then…
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Keywords
The Latch Revolution, oral function, infant feeding, breastfeeding education, IBCLC, lactation consultant, midwife education, breastfeeding support, feeding assessment, sucking difficulties, oral assessment, tongue function, bottle feeding, breast refusal, breastfeeding challenges, case studies, Decoding the Suck, breastfeeding professionals
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