What is a Mothercraft Nurse?
Some clients declare us as a “parenting godsend” of baby and toddler sleep for every new Mum or Dad, indeed for the whole family.
I am a registered, Tresillian trained Mothercraft nurse with over 15 years experience as a specialist early parenting consultant.
Over many years of coaching mums and dads to comfortably manage suitable change, together we have overcome the everyday, problematic issues around sleep, feeding, routines and behavioural management from newborns to three year olds.
My aim is to restore your self belief and provide you with the necessary skills and a "plan" so you can move forward feeling empowered.
Some clients declare us as a “parenting godsend” of baby and toddler sleep for every new Mum or Dad, indeed for the whole family.
Supervision is the key to child safety, but you can’t watch them 24/7!
Study after study shows that toddlers love and indeed crave routine! It helps them feel safe, secure in their world.
It is important for all mums to note that the experience of breastfeeding is unique, as no two mums and babies are the same.
Did you know that your baby’s temperament can play a big part in how they manage their emotions and experiences?
Most of us bring into our parenting roles a history of beliefs, traditions and fond (or not so fond) memories of how we were parented.
A new baby is a big adjustment for the whole family and it takes time and practice to develop an understanding of your baby’s needs and cues, such as hunger or tiredness, and how you best respond.
Clicky hips or DDH ( developmental dysplasia of the hip) is when the ball of a baby’s hip doesn’t sit properly in the hip socket. This means the hip is unstable.
It can be a challenging journey for those Mums caring for babies and toddlers with diagnosed eczema.
Date of Document: April 2, 2020 American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Fetus and Newborn, Section on Neonatal Perinatal Medicine, and Committee on Infectious Diseases Karen M. Puopolo, M.D. Ph.D., Mark L. Hudak, M.D., David W. Kimberlin, M.D., James Cummings, M.D. Breastfeeding guidelines for Mothers with suspected or confirmed infection of COVID – 19 “Because […]