Breastfeeding solutions

16/10/2026

"No question is silly." That's something I say at every single visit. Because in those early weeks, the questions feel huge. 💛

Jana reached out recently to share how her experience with me had gone. She talked about feeling anxious and overwhelmed during what she described as a really vulnerable time — and how she left feeling supported, heard, and cared for at every step.

That's the standard I hold every visit to.

If you've been sitting on a question because it feels too small, or too silly, or like you should already know the answer — please reach out or feel free to comment below. There are no silly questions. Only mums who deserve proper support.

📍 Now taking home visit bookings across Perth's metro area

📞 Call or DM — 0432 422 816

13/10/2026

There's a moment that happens in almost every home visit. 💛 The first feed where something finally clicks.

Where the mum looks up — sometimes through tears — and says, "That feels different."

That moment is why I do this work. I was in clinic this week with the most beautiful little one who was absolutely nailing breastfeeding and stacking on the weight. Mum had come to me a few weeks earlier feeling lost and exhausted. By this visit, she was confident, relaxed, and so proud of how far they'd come together.

This is what support looks like. Not a quick checklist and a pamphlet. Time, patience, and a proper plan.

If you're not there yet — that's okay. That's exactly what I'm here for.

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10/10/2026

You’ve tried everything. Different positions, different pillows, videos on YouTube at 2am. Your baby keeps slipping off the breast, feeding takes forever, and your ni***es are cracked and sore. If this sounds familiar, ...

Is your Perth baby struggling to latch? Tongue tie could be the cause. IBCLC Tracy explains the signs, what to expect from assessment, and how to get help in Perth.

10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day 💛 and this year's Australian theme is Together We Thrive.

I want to talk about something that doesn't get said enough in breastfeeding spaces. The mental load of feeding a new baby is enormous.

The anxiety about whether you're making enough. The exhaustion of waking every 2–3 hours. The loneliness of 3am when the house is silent, and you're not sure if what you're doing is working. The guilt when it doesn't go the way you planned.

Breastfeeding struggles and maternal mental health are deeply connected. I see it in almost every visit. A mum who comes to me about supply or latch — and once we've worked through the practical stuff, we talk about how she's actually feeling.

You are allowed to say this is hard. You are allowed to ask for help — for the feeding, and for yourself.

If you're struggling, please talk to someone. Your GP, your midwife, PANDA on 1300 726 306, or reach out to me.

We thrive together. 💛

05/10/2026

I want to talk about the mums who almost didn't book. 💛 The ones who spent weeks Googling, watching videos, trying to adjust positions by themselves. The ones who told themselves it wasn't bad enough yet, or that they didn't want to be a bother, or that maybe it would just sort itself out.

It usually doesn't sort itself out. But it almost always can be sorted — with the right support.

My home visits are 60–90 minutes. We watch a full feed. We make adjustments. You leave with a written plan. And you have my number for 6 weeks after.

You're not a bother. This is literally what I'm here for.

I'm currently taking bookings across Perth's northern suburbs.

📞 Call or DM — 0432 422 816

03/10/2026

If you’ve been searching for a breast pump that actually fits around your life, not the other way around — the new Spectra Dual Compact Portable Double Breast Pump might be exactly what you’ve been waiting for.

The new Spectra Dual Compact portable double breast pump is now in Perth. Dual motors, rechargeable battery & closed system. Shop for $299 — expert advice included.

03/10/2026

Some breastfeeding questions pop up when you least expect them. 💬

Whether you’re wondering about feeding, expressing or what’s normal for your baby, ABA’s LiveChat is here to listen and help you find the information you need.

Chat with us online:
🕛 12–2 pm AEST on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
🌙 8–10 pm AEST every weeknight

Visit breastfeeding.asn.au to start a chat. 💙

30/09/2026

The question I get asked constantly: "Is a wearable pump worth it?"

For the right mum at the right time — absolutely. 💛

The Mumilk OG sits inside your nursing bra. No cords, no tubes, no sitting still. You pump while you do the school run, fold washing, answer emails, or just exist as a person with things to do.

It's not right for every stage though. In the early weeks while supply is being established, a hospital-grade pump like the Spectra S1+ should be your main pump. Once you're established, the Mumilk OG is brilliant for everything in between.

Many mums I work with use both. It sounds like a lot — but once the routine clicks, it just becomes part of the day.

📩 DM me to figure out which pump suits where you're at

26/09/2026

Ni**le pain breastfeeding questions come up in almost every consultation I do in the first fortnight after birth, usually from a mum wondering whether what she's feeling is "normal" or a sign something... Click the link below to read more

Wondering if sore ni***es are normal when breastfeeding? A Perth IBCLC explains what's expected, what's not, and when to get help.

25/09/2026

Nobody tells you breastfeeding can feel lonely. You're awake at 2am. The house is silent. You're not sure if what you're doing is working, and there's nobody to ask.

That feeling is so common. And so unnecessary. 💛

Whether it's a quick question at midnight, a concern about supply, or something that just doesn't feel right — you don't have to sit with it alone.

I offer home visits, clinic appointments, and telehealth. And every postnatal consult includes 6 weeks of phone support — because the questions always come later.

You deserve someone in your corner. Not eventually. Now.

📞 Call or DM — 0432 422 816