If you have items in your wardrobe that don’t fit you, get them out of there! Pop them away for now as it won’t make you feel good looking at clothes that don’t fit.

I knew something was wrong, but my Health Visitor was unhelpful, stating women in Africa could feed their babies so I could too.

During the pandemic, and whilst on maternity leave, I wrote a book. Before you eye-roll, I am not that type of person. I am not Type-A, I do not have my shit together, I am not even attempting to have it all. What I am trying to do, is highlight the chasm that represents our postnatal care – and, hopefully, provide a helping hand to other postnatal women.

I did a quick Google search and within minutes I was in tears on the phone with Troy saying that I figured it out. I made an appointment with my OB doctor to ask her what the possibility of me having Sheehan’s Syndrome. The look on her face was like she had seen a ghost.

Are you having difficulty breastfeeding due to no or very little milk? Read Claire’s story and how bottle feeding became a special time for both her and her baby, and two years later, it still is.

Have you received negative comments about bottle feeding? Jenn believes there needs to be a shift in attitudes. A focus instead on what is best for each individual baby and mother.