The Infant Feeding Coach Scotland

The Infant Feeding Coach Scotland Qualified Infant Feeding Coach and Breastfeeding Counsellor, based in the Scottish Borders

💞You do not need to be local to get support from me.This lovely mum reached out and we had a Zoom call to talk through h...
13/03/2026

💞You do not need to be local to get support from me.

This lovely mum reached out and we had a Zoom call to talk through her concerns around milk supply, pumping and feeding. We couldn’t meet in person as she lives in France, but even over video, we were able to make some simple but important changes that helped things feel clearer, more manageable and more supported.

Support does not always have to be in person to make a real difference.

“Becky is a gem! She met with me through a video chat when I was concerned about my milk supply. She listened to everything and asked insightful questions. She guided me with correct use of a pump and proper ni**le measurement (something which the hospital got terribly wrong). During our video meeting, she made a few immediate suggestions and followed up with a comprehensive email. Her guidance led me to a better feeding and pumping schedule and ultimately improved milk supply. I’m thankful for her checking up on me, too! The world needs more health care professionals like her; people who actually care and love what they are doing. I can’t recommended her enough. Thank you so much, Becky!” Written by H.


 
 
 
 
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08/03/2026

What a beautiful way to spend International Women’s Day. 🤍

Today’s Mother Workshop was such a lovely one. We had 12 women join us to learn about the biomechanics of birth, hypnobirthing and relaxation, breastfeeding, bottle feeding, and all things feeding.

It was such a warm, supportive day with plenty of chat, learning, and connection.

Thank you so much to everyone who came along.

Our next workshop is on 17th May. If you’d like to come along, send me a message and I can send over the details. ✨

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05/03/2026

✨Milk Circle is my wee fortnightly drop in for anyone feeding a baby.

No pressure, no judgement, no awkward questions. Just a calm space where you can sit down, have a cuppa, and chat all things feeding.

What it is
🩷 A safe, friendly space for new mums to come as you are
❤️Free, evidence based advice and support with feeding
🧡Breastfeeding, combo feeding, pumping, expressing, supply worries, sore ni**les, latch, bottles, weaning, all welcome
💛A chance to chat, breathe, and feel a bit more human again

And today I had four brand new faces in the room which honestly made my day. If you’ve been thinking about coming but you’re not sure, this is your sign. You can just show up, baby in arms, messy bun, snacks in your pocket, whatever the day looks like.

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24/02/2026

💞Still smiling after this mornings infant feeding class

Honestly I loved it (can you tell?!)😜

Sitting with a room full of mums, having proper chats about breastfeeding, b***s, real life worries, and all the wee questions you do not always get time to ask.

No judgement, just calm, evidence based support and a bit of a laugh along the way.

Next class is 24th March, 10 - 12.30pm�
If you would like to come along, send me a DM with CLASS and I will pop the details over and get you booked in.

😩Getting out the door with a newborn can feel like a full military operation, and then baby decides they want fed the se...
19/02/2026

😩Getting out the door with a newborn can feel like a full military operation, and then baby decides they want fed the second you arrive.

If breastfeeding in public feels daunting, awkward, or like everyone is watching, you are not alone. It is not that you are doing it wrong. It is that you are learning something new, in a new body, with a tiny person who is also learning.

A few things that can help

💕Choose a seat that feels safe

💞Take a friend the first few times

💕Give yourself permission to go slow

And remember you’ve got this.

And a wee question for you… can you remember that scary first time feeding your baby out and about? What tips or tricks helped you most?

Pop them in the comments so another mum can borrow your confidence.

12/02/2026

💞 B***s are the answer!

Love this reel. It’s SO relatable!!

05/02/2026

Seeing a few shallow latches lately, so here’s a quick tweak that can make a big difference.

A shallow latch often happens when baby comes straight onto the ni**le, like ni**le to mouth. It seems logical, but it can mean baby is not getting much breast tissue in their mouth, which can lead to sore ni**les and inefficient feeds.

Try this instead:
✨ Start with baby’s body in close, nose level with your ni**le�✨ Aim your ni**le up towards baby’s nose, not into their mouth�✨ Bring baby to you from underneath or slightly to the side, chin first�✨ Watch for a wide open mouth, then cuddle them in close.

Small position changes can totally change how feeding feels.

⚡️Did you know those first cuddles after birth can play a real role in getting feeding off to a good start?A 2024 study ...
02/02/2026

⚡️Did you know those first cuddles after birth can play a real role in getting feeding off to a good start?

A 2024 study looked at skin to skin straight after birth and compared

Skin to skin for 45 minutes or less

vs

Skin to skin for more than 45 minutes.

They found that more than 45 minutes of skin to skin after birth was linked with better early feeds and longer breastfeeding duration up to 6 months.

Take this gently. It is a link, not proof. And if skin to skin is delayed or interrupted, that is not your fault.

If you can, ask for uninterrupted skin to skin after birth, and support to stay there a little longer.

Every minute of closeness counts. 💞

Read the study here ➡️
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39180237/

✨ Next antenatal class is booked in ✨My next Bump to Breastfeed antenatal feeding class is on Tuesday 24 February, 10:00...
29/01/2026

✨ Next antenatal class is booked in ✨

My next Bump to Breastfeed antenatal feeding class is on Tuesday 24 February, 10:00am to 12:30pm.
If you want to feel calm, informed, and properly supported before your baby arrives, this is for you. We will cover the practical stuff, the confidence stuff, and the real life stuff too.

Pop me a message to book your space.

✨Feeding should not feel like something you just have to push through. Here are 4 tips for a deep latch.A comfy latch of...
20/01/2026

✨Feeding should not feel like something you just have to push through. Here are 4 tips for a deep latch.

A comfy latch often comes down to a few simple checks and tiny tweaks. If you are feeling toe curling pain, getting lipstick shaped ni**les, or your baby keeps slipping on and off, you do not need to struggle alone.

Save this post so you can do a quick check during a feed and if you want a calm set of eyes and a clear plan, I can help 🌿

💞 BUMP TO BABY ANTENATAL CLASS💞

If you are pregnant and want feeding info that is practical, evidence based, and actual...
14/01/2026

💞 BUMP TO BABY ANTENATAL CLASS💞

If you are pregnant and want feeding info that is practical, evidence based, and actually makes sense, this is for you 🤍

Bump to Baby Feeding is my relaxed antenatal class designed to help you feel confident before baby arrives.

We cover what feeding can look like in the early days, how to get a comfortable latch, what is normal newborn behaviour, and simple ways to troubleshoot if things feel sore or stressful.

£45 per person. Limited spaces.

Contact details ✨

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Website: www.theinfantfeedingcoachscotland.co.uk
Email: info@theinfantfeedingcoachscotland.co.uk

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