Victoria Munro RMT, IBCLC

The last one is spiciest 🔥
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IBCLC Lactation Consultant Tongue Tie Canadian Mom New Mom Breastfeeding Support

Its giving ✨supported✨

It’s giving ✨consistent educated care ✨

I feel like my Fourth Trimester Essentials package is the BARE MINIMUM that every new parent should receive for effective, supportive breastfeeding support postpartum.

Unfortunately, in Ontario, our government does not prioritize health care let alone women’s health care 🫠🫠

So I saw the gap and I filled it!

You can pre book your in home expert lactation support so nots not a question of IF you will get support, but WHEN will a breastfeeding and infant bodywork expert come to your home and help you spot problems before they even start.

Pregnant and in Guelph, Cambridge or Brantford Ontario? Book your free call NOW to chat about how I can support you and your growing family to make breastfeeding less stressful and WAY cozier.

These are my tried and true breastfeeding tools!

And what’s better? They’re all multipurpose and can be used for years to come!

What was your most used breastfeeding tool?

Expert lactation guidance for $17?! 😱

Learn to master a pain free latch in under 20 minutes!

Practicing the movements BEFORE baby arrives will be the most beneficial thing you do for your breastfeeding journey.

And guess what?!

The video is yours to keep to play it again when baby is here and have me wherever you are guiding you through your first latch!

Comment LATCH below and I’ll send you the link!

Sorry baby!

Mothers should not be walking around, carrying the shame or guilt on their shoulders of not being able to breastfeed.

There are so many reasons why breast-feeding was harder than it needed to be that left you searching for answers that no one could give you,

But guess what mama?

Most of those aren’t your fault.

Most of the time baby is carrying tension either from how they grew in utero or how they were born, and those things make it hard for baby to open wide enough to latch, or to suck and feed functionally, and most importantly be able to stimulate an empty the breast well enough to truly develop your supply.

Things like forceps being used in delivery, emergency, C-sections, breach delivery, and even baby just been stuck for a good amount of time (limited progress) can all be things that impact baby’s ability to feed in the first few days and weeks.

But it’s discussed as baby being ‘too lazy to latch’ or a positioning issue with mom when baby only latches well on one side.

The sad part is new families are not given enough support to get through these particularly tough periods to continue on to comfortable breastfeeding.

Did you even consider it to be your baby’s fault breastfeeding didn’t work out?

Let me tell you about it! 👇

Around here we don’t subscribe to the ‘wait and see’ method of lactation support.

That way had me stuck in chronic low supply, bleeding ni***es and constantly searching for the one thing that will fix my problems.

But here’s the thing 🛑

When you prepare for a successful breastfeeding experience you can almost guarantee better outcomes than just ‘wait to see’.

So let’s start with how we can support your milk supply from day one.

Comment BOOST below (and don’t forget to follow to get the DM) and I’ll send you what you need to get started developing your milk supply on the right foot.

Want to have a literal list of steps to check off to get the perfect latch made by an IBCLC Lactation Consultant?

This is for you!

And it is just a cute free precursor to the FREE Master A Pain Free Latch Webinar where I will be actually walking you through my favourite positions for early postpartum and how to actually use this list to get the perfect latch every time!

Comment PERFECT and the checklist will be yours!

Sorry, not sorry 💁🏼‍♀️

1️⃣ Both of my feeding journeys included formula.
My first was almost exclusively formula fed, and my second only needed a bit at the beginning. But I feel no shame about that because feeding a baby isn’t a moral test, it’s about nourishment, safety, and what works for the whole family.

2️⃣ I personally hate pumping.
Pumping is a great tool for many families. It is just my lease favourite activity to do and being honest about that doesn’t make me less qualified. Nor does it mean I won’t offer that as an option for you when it’s needed or requested.

3️⃣ I charge for my services.
Lactation support isn’t covered by our healthcare system (and it should be). Until then, my education, experience, and time have value, just like any other healthcare professional.

4️⃣ I hold a mother’s mental health on par with the benefits of breastfeeding.
Because feeding should never come at the cost of a mom’s well being.

This work isn’t about perfection.
It’s about informed choice, realistic support, and meeting families where they are.

👇 If this resonates, you’re in the right place.

Just a little gift from me to you 💕

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