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Sharing National Breastfeeding Helpline UK for World Kindness Day
13/11/2025

Sharing National Breastfeeding Helpline UK for World Kindness Day

✨ World Kindness Day ✨

Today we're asking you to share our service to help us reach the mums and families who need us most πŸ’œ

The National Breastfeeding Helpline is a helpline run in collaboration with the The Breastfeeding Network (UK) and Association of Breastfeeding Mothers

The volunteers and overnight staff answering calls are mums who have breastfed, and all have received extensive training in breastfeeding support.

So if you're looking for non-judgemental, evidence-based, friendly infant feeding support, please contact us any day, any time!

πŸ“ž0300 100 0212
πŸ’¬Send us a direct message

πŸ’œ Spread the kindness todayπŸ’œ

[ID: World Kindness Day. Image of a baby playing with stacking cups. National Breastfeeding Helpline. 0300 100 0212.]

Next dates for Local feeding support NCT Birth, Feeding and You& La Leche League West Norfolk
10/11/2025

Next dates for Local feeding support
NCT Birth, Feeding and You
& La Leche League West Norfolk

Laid back breastfeeding shown beautifully by Hannah Croft IBCLC, Infant Feeding Support
09/11/2025

Laid back breastfeeding shown beautifully by Hannah Croft IBCLC, Infant Feeding Support

Great info from Lucy Webber Feeding Support - IBCLC about Mastitis
07/11/2025

Great info from Lucy Webber Feeding Support - IBCLC about Mastitis

Always someone there at the end of the phone for you.
07/11/2025

Always someone there at the end of the phone for you.

West Norfolk Calm Families next sling library Thursday 20th November
05/11/2025

West Norfolk Calm Families next sling library Thursday 20th November

03/11/2025

Great video from Hannah Croft IBCLC, Infant Feeding Support showing paced bottle feeding.

We often show parents this great video from Lucy Webber Feeding Support - IBCLC that shows when baby is feeding well  😊 ...
01/11/2025

We often show parents this great video from Lucy Webber Feeding Support - IBCLC that shows when baby is feeding well 😊 and not so well.

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Happy Halloween from QEH Infant Feeding TeamRemember breastfeeding your baby and expressing should not be scarey πŸ‘» Commo...
31/10/2025

Happy Halloween from QEH Infant Feeding Team

Remember breastfeeding your baby and expressing should not be scarey πŸ‘»

Common worries, like pain, milk supply, or breastfeeding in public can be addressed by seeking help and support.

We want you to enjoy your little πŸŽƒ

Great info from Lucy Webber Feeding Support - IBCLC
30/10/2025

Great info from Lucy Webber Feeding Support - IBCLC

Great info from Breastfeeding NorfolkRemember babies want to breastfeed for all kinds of reasons and not just because th...
29/10/2025

Great info from Breastfeeding Norfolk
Remember babies want to breastfeed for all kinds of reasons and not just because they are hungry.
They may be a bit thirsty, feel lonely, feel upset, or just because they want to be held in the snuggliest place, so where better than at the b**b?
Follow your baby not the app 😊

This can be so hard. Today's mums are modern women living in a now very familiar techy world and apps are part of the world of breastfeeding for many - but they don't have to be! When babies breastfeed they and their mums are forming their relationship and that is very personal.
Babies want to breastfeed for all kinds of reasons and not just because they are hungry. They may be a bit thirsty, feel lonely, feel upset , or just because they want to be held in the snuggliest place, so where better than at the b**b?
The other thing to consider is that the apps don't know how many milk sacs each of the mum's breasts hold, and neither does anyone human come to think of it! So generally speaking (and treading carefully here), if a mum has a smaller breast she may well have fewer milk sacs than the mum next door whose breasts are larger. This may mean also that the baby with the mum with smaller breasts may want to breastfeed a little more often - and that is absolutely OK :)
Rewind a bit now - nobody knows how many milk sacs any mum has! Plus, a mum with bigger b**bs may be carrying more fat there and she could even have fewer milk sacs that those smaller b**bs!
So, essentially, if breastfeeding is going well; no pain for the mum and the baby is growing, then trying to follow instinct rather than the technology that knows nothing about each mum's body and her baby's needs, can be such a relief. You may want to give it a go....
For breastfeeding support at the free West Pottergate Breastfeeding Support Centre, open every Thursday 10.00-12.00, just come before 11.00 if possible. We do get busy and Claire, Jo and I want to be sure that everyone who arrives gets the help they need in the short time we can offer. I'm also in private practice offering support in mum's homes so either get in touch here or email jan@breastfeedingnorfolk.co.uk
Last thing - I do love this illustration by . Another beauty!
Jan x

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