Mother’s Mentor Lactation Consultant

29/10/2025

“It will take just one generation choosing gentle, compassionate, respectful parenting to change the world for all future generations. This is our time. Our chance is now. Let's do our part to change the world, one little heart at a time.”
L.R. Knost

Giovanni Giacometti - Family Portrait Under the Elder Tree, 1911.

27/10/2025

“It will take just one generation
choosing gentle, compassionate, respectful parenting
to change the world for all future generations. This is
our time. Our chance is now. Let's do our part to
change the world, one little heart at a time.”
L.R. Knost

Elin Danielson-Gambogi - Motherhood, 1893.

27/10/2025

Planning to take your baby on a plane? 👶✈️

We know it can feel a bit overwhelming. But with the right prep, you can have a safe, smooth, and (mostly) stress-free trip

Read this guide so you’ll be well-prepared for a safe and comfy journey 💛

21/10/2025

For those that want to understand about ‘paced bottle feeding’ when a bottle is required. This helps a baby to self regulate the flow and the amount taken.

You can use the intuitive technique to guide your baby's bottle feeds. Pacing feeds in this way helps to prevent overfeeding and reduces the likelihood of yo...

26/09/2025

I have never liked the term ”Stay at Home Mother or Parent” I prefer the "Home Manager “who is also studying Early Childhood Development whilst nurturing a baby/infant/ toddler. This is such a incredibly beautiful sculpture .

"In the center of Barcelona stands El Esfuerzo (“The Effort”), also known as La Carga (“The Burden”), a sculpture by Jaume Plensa that captures a quiet, overwhelming truth.

This sculpture in Barcelona embodies the silent and often overlooked burden borne by women who are frequently labeled as “doing nothing” at home. It represents the continuous, unseen labor involved in managing a household—cooking, cleaning, caring, organizing, and holding everything together without acknowledgment. The figure serves as a symbol of resilience, reminding us that what is often dismissed as “nothing” is actually the cornerstone of daily life.”


Acknowledging the original post by Women in Art

25/09/2025

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOibqF5ElQB/?igsh=c2V1ZDZsbzJ4ZmVu

25/09/2025

25/09/2025

🥦 If solids are offered before your baby is ready, mealtimes can turn messy and frustrating. Babies often push food right back out with their tongue until that natural reflex fades.

Waiting until your baby shows signs of readiness helps them become an active participant at the table. This way, your baby learns to follow their own fullness cues and to explore new tastes at their own pace. 💚

Signs of readiness include being about six months old, able to sit without support, no longer pushing food out with the tongue, and beginning to pick things up between fingers and thumb.

✨ Remember, your milk remains the most important food until your baby’s first birthday. Solids at this age are mainly about fun, learning, and discovery.

👉 Read the full article here: https://llli.org/breastfeeding-info/starting-solids/

22/09/2025

It’s a huge transition for your first child to being a big sibling

21/09/2025

21/09/2025

I hope you are enjoying your day 😊