Mama Nurture

01/06/2026

Happy World Milk Day! Thank you mamas for providing the perfect milk for your babies.

1 June is World Milk Day. Breastmilk is the most suitable food for babies. Breastmilk is the most preserved and healthy and comprises antibodies that prevent several diseases in children. It provides a healthy baby with the necessary energy and nutrition. Breastfeeding is the most efficient and significant method of ensuring a child’s well-being and continued survival. Breastfeeding results in fewer infections, increased intelligence, probable protection against overweight and diabetes. (World Health Organization. Every newborn: an action plan to end preventable deaths. 2014. ● World Health Organization. Newborns: improving survival and well-being. Geneva World Health Organization; 2020. ● Osei PK, Anderson AK. Infant nutrition and feeding in the first 2 years of life. 2023. ● The Lancet. Breastfeeding: achieving the new normal. Lancet 2016;387)

05/05/2026

04/05/2026

See you this Thursday!

04/03/2026

4 March 2026 Happy IBCLC Day! Thanking all IBCLCs that are transforming world health by providing skilled lactation care! Thank you for the incredible impact you have made during the past year and the extraordinary services you provide to expectant parents, new mothers and the healthcare teams who is part of your circle of care

02/12/2025

Sorry everyone, support group will resume again in February 2026. So much going on in December and January! We will start again with a bang and a new format in February. I'm looking forward to seeing you all then!

30/08/2023

I'm feeling really privileged today as I realised I've helped my 200th mommy client on her breastfeeding journey. It's not flashy, it's not always pretty, but it's ALWAYS beautiful and it's always a blessing to play a small part. Thank you my Mom Heroes!

05/08/2023

I would love to hear about your experiences of breastfeeding and working...did you get at least 4 months of maternity leave, preferably 6 months? Were you able to take expressing breaks when you went back to work? Were you able to continue breastfeeding?

Let’s make breastfeeding and work, work!

Moms need at least 18 weeks paid maternity leave – preferably six months or more – with their job security protected by law.

02/08/2023

This is so vital in order for working moms to be able to still breastfeed when they return to work. Workplaces need to make breastfeeding exclusively for the first six months (as recommended by WHO) feasible and achievable.