Carmenta Breastfeeding

09/03/2026

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08/03/2026

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08/03/2026

Have you just had a baby or are you about to start your babies weaning journey ??
We have just 2 spaces left available on our next Baby & Child First Aid Course , these are aimed at giving learners the skills confidence and knowledge to recognise and treat medical emergencies.
Course content includes:
- Child & Baby CPR
- Recovery Position
- Choking
- Head Injuries
- Burns
- Childhood Illnesses
Non moving babies are welcome and the instructor will allow for feeding breaks.
To book a place please see our website , our next class is this Sunday 29th March 2026 10am - 12midday
£25 per person or £45 for a couple

05/03/2026

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05/03/2026

Come and join me for a cuppa ☕️

🌸Our free drop in Breastfeeding ‘Cafe’ is running today 1.30-3pm🌸

The Breastfeeding Cafe is a lovely space to practise breastfeeding out and about and have a chat with other mums.🌸

Julie will be available for you to discuss any feeding issues. Unfortunately, we are NOT able to provide tongue tie/function assessments during the session. This is because more time is required to assess and discuss appropriately. 🌸

All are welcome, whether you are breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or combination feeding, at any stage of your feeding journey.🌸

24/02/2026

22/02/2026

Your opinions matter 🌟🌟🌟

20/02/2026

A Fab visual- there needs to be plenty of breast between baby’s lower lip and the ni**le for a nice deep latch 🌟

20/02/2026

Fasting and breastfeeding during Ramadan? 👍👇

15/02/2026

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🍼 Struggling to find milk for your formula-fed baby because of the ?

TOP TIPS
🤱 If you’re mixed feeding, more if you can

1️⃣ You can use any first infant formula for 0-12 months, whether powdered or liquid – they all provide the nutrients your baby needs. You may notice changes in your baby’s poo but switching between first infant formulas is safe

2️⃣ Follow on formula can be used for 6-12 months (whether powdered or liquid) but NEVER give follow-on formula to babies under 6 months old

3️⃣ 4️⃣ NEVER give growing up or toddler milks or drinks to babies under 12 months

❌ Be aware that no formula milks are necessary at all for children over 12 months

❗ Only use a specialised formula milk (lactose-free, anti-reflux, comfort) on the advice of a medical professional

REMEMBER
🦠 Powdered formula milks are NOT STERILE: Always follow the NHS advice on making up and storing formula to minimise the risk of bacterial contamination which can make your baby sick.

🤖 Formula preparation machines often do not produce water that is hot enough to kill any bacteria in the formula powder, so it’s best to avoid using them at all.

For more *independent*, expert information on formula for parents who use formula to feed their babies, see www.firststepsnutrition.org/parents-carers

NHS Food Standards Agency Professor Amy Brown - Breastfeeding Uncovered National Breastfeeding Helpline UK Institute of Health Visiting

15/02/2026

Let’s help spread the word about the importance of breast milk, including donor milk 💖

08/02/2026

Great piece of research regarding the cost of formula and families’ experiences 😢