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  • Mastitis – myths and management tips. Dr Andrew Leech Australia, HealthEd, Women's and Children's Health 2022
  • Concerning trends in clinical lactation support – what to avoid and why. Dr Andrew Leech Australia, HealthEd, Women's and Children's Health 2022
  • Support for breastfeeding, baby sleep and attachment. Karen McClay Australia, The Calmbirth Conversation 2021
  • The functional anatomy of sucking and swallowing in breastfed babies: part 1. Dr Nikki Mills New Zealand, 2020 Baby February 2021
  • The functional anatomy of sucking and swallowing in breastfed babies: part 2. Dr Nikki Mills New Zealand, 2020 Baby February 2021
  • The functional anatomy of sucking and swallowing in breastfed babies: part 3. Dr Nikki Mills New Zealand, 2020 Baby February 2021
  • Breastfeeding in the first days of life and when do we need to intervene with formula? Dr Danielle Freeman Australia, 2020 Baby Podcast, September 2020
  • A midwife-lactation consultant explores the most common challenges faced by women with babies during lockdown. Robyn Fitzgerald Australia, 2020 Baby September 2020
  • Pumping breast milk for your baby. Emma McCabe USA, 2020 Baby April 2021
  • Getting breastfeeding to work during the pandemic. Emma McCabe USA, 2020 Baby April 2020
  • The burp and puke chat. Emma McCabe USA, 2020 Baby April 2020
  • The baby who fusses at the breast. Emma McCabe USA, 2020 Baby April 2020
  • Surgical correction of tongue-tie: it isn't the only answer. Marie Biancuzzo USA, Born to be Breastfed 2017
  • Tongue and lip ties: new science challenges the status quo. Marie Biancuzzo USA, Born to be Breastfed 2017

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Pumping breast milk for your baby. Emma McCabe USA, 2020 Baby April 2021

Dr Pamela Douglas14th of Jan 202417th of Jan 2024

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Most women use a breast pump at some stage during their breastfeeding experience, or many find themselves pumping all the way through. Pumping is demanding work. In this discussion, Pam and Emma explore the role of pumping breast milk, including for increasing supply and returning to work. We explore strategies which support successful pumping, and also discuss problems which might arise and how to deal with them. We discuss when and how you might return to only feeding your baby directly from your breasts, and those situations when pumping might actually undermine your supply.

Emma McCabe is a popular breastfeeding counsellor in New York City, USA, and mother of two.

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Getting breastfeeding to work during the pandemic. Emma McCabe USA, 2020 Baby April 2020

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The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic hits New York City hard, and Australia, like the rest of the world, battens down. It's vitally important that women are supported to breastfeed their babies in a way that is easy and enjoyable. Emma McCabe, a breastfeeding counsellor in Brooklyn, New York, and Dr Pamela Douglas, a GP-lactation consultant and breastfeeding medicine specialist, discuss two very commonly unidentified causes of breastfeeding problems.

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