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The Anatomy of Breastfeeding

Advanced Professional Education in Breastfeeding and Chiropractic Pediatric Cranial Therapy

12/09/2025

In newborns, the back of the head is far more complex than it appears. The occiput is made of multiple pieces that are still separate at birth, which means even small areas of tension can influence feeding, head turning, and overall comfort. Understanding how this delicate anatomy functions is essential for anyone working with breastfeeding families.

If you want to build real confidence in assessing these patterns and supporting infants more effectively, this course is for you. Anatomy of Breastfeeding is 25% off with code XMAS25.

12/07/2025

Just had the huge honor of being hosted by the brilliant Marcia Schaefer at her gorgeous Meraki collective practice in Madison. It was a very rich and full day. Aaaaaaaand... even though I grumbled about the temperature, I do have to admit that it is incredibly beautiful here even in winter ❤️.

Thank you Marcia for your hard work in hosting all of us (and the whole series). It was awesome getting to know you and your charming hubby a little bit better. Im looking forward to coming back (in a different season!)

12/05/2025

I have loved teaching and helping more practitioners support breastfeeding families. These testimonials reflect exactly why this education matters. When clinicians understand infant anatomy and feeding mechanics, families get the support they deserve.

If you want to join the practitioners who are elevating their care and leading the way in breastfeeding support, this course is for you. Anatomy of Breastfeeding is 25% off with code XMAS25 through the holidays.

12/02/2025

Breastfeeding challenges rarely happen without a reason. Babies rely on precise structural and neurological coordination to feed well, and even small areas of subluxation can interrupt that process. I see this pattern in practice every day: when we relieve the tension and restore natural function, babies often feed more comfortably and parents feel a huge sense of relief.

If you want to join the practitioners who are leading the way in supporting breastfeeding families, this course is for you. Anatomy of Breastfeeding is 25% off with code XMAS25.

11/24/2025

So many infant feeding struggles begin long before the first latch. Subtle cranial and structural patterns can influence how a baby organizes movement, manages sensory input, and connects through early social cues. When these patterns go unaddressed, they often show up later as difficulty with regulation, delayed milestones, ongoing tension, or challenges in bonding and communication.

Understanding this bigger picture changes everything. It allows clinicians to recognize the earliest signs, support families with confidence, and intervene before those patterns become long-term barriers.

If you want deeper insight into how neuro-biomechanics shape feeding and development, now is the perfect time to learn.

Take 25% off the online course through the holidays with code XMAS25.

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11/21/2025

A high-arched palate, often called a bubble palate, can change the way an infant latches and transfers milk. Many clinicians first notice the oral signs, but the roots often trace back to cranial patterns that began long before birth. Restrictions in utero, tongue posture, and shifts in alignment at the occiput or sphenobasilar region can all influence how the palate forms and how the baby feeds.

When we understand these relationships, we can better recognize why some infants struggle with oral function, fatigue quickly at the breast, or show ongoing tension patterns that make feeding feel harder than it should.

If you want deeper clinical clarity on how cranial anatomy affects breastfeeding, now is the perfect time to dive in.

Take 25% off the online course through the holidays with code XMAS25.

Learn more at thegoodlifelearning.com

11/18/2025

Feeding challenges almost always have a story behind them, and so much of that story lives in the neuro-biomechanical patterns that shape how a baby moves, feeds, and connects. The Anatomy of Breastfeeding online course walks you through those patterns in a way that makes sense in real clinical practice. You will learn how structure influences function, how to spot the signs of cranial and dural tension, how to assess and address feeding-related dysfunction, and how to work confidently alongside other birth and lactation professionals. The goal is simple. Give you the knowledge you need to support families with clarity and skill.

Take 25% off the online course through the holidays with code XMAS25.

Learn more at thegoodlifelearning.com

11/14/2025

See what other chiropractors are saying about The Anatomy of Breastfeeding:

“Dr. Gerner is completely changing the game for lip tie, tongue tie, and latch issues. She’s revolutionizing the approach and saving breastfeeding relationships in the process.”

When we understand the anatomy behind feeding challenges, we can make a lasting difference for families.

Take 25% off the online course through the holidays with code XMAS25.

Learn more at thegoodlifelearning.com

11/07/2025

During the first year, a baby’s brain creates up to 9,000 new neural connections every second. This extraordinary growth depends on integrated systems, from feeding mechanics to cranial movement and nervous system regulation.

Deepen your understanding of these connections in The Anatomy of Breastfeeding with Dr. Lynn.

🎁 Take 25% off the online course through the holidays with code XMAS25.

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11/04/2025

Research shows breastfeeding provides long-term protection against disease and toxin exposure, a testament to the body’s remarkable design.

As chiropractors and bodyworkers, when we understand the anatomy behind this process, we can better identify where function breaks down and help families thrive.

Explore Dr. Lynn’s Anatomy of Breastfeeding seminar and online course to integrate this powerful knowledge into your practice.

Take 25% off online course through the holidays with code: XMAS25.

Learn more at thegoodlifelearning.com

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