Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding is something I’m very interested in and feel passionate about, which is why I completed a peer supporter course with the ABM (Association of Breastfeeding Mothers) back in 2021/2022.

Breastfeeding is something I’m very interested in and feel passionate about, which is why I completed a peer supporter course with the ABM (Association of Breastfeeding Mothers) back in 2021/2022.

I began volunteering at the Camberley Breastfeeding Hub from late 2021 and more regularly from 2022 once I’d completed the course, this was important to me as I was desperate to provide support to other families having faced many different challenges within my feeding journeys. Once I started my maternity leave with our third child in the 2022 summer, I spent every Friday at the breastfeeding hub gaining knowledge and further developing my understanding as well as getting to know other parents. This was fulfilling a passion to support and encourage positive breastfeeding experiences!

My feeding experiences have all varied with each of my children so I can fully appreciate and empathise with the struggles and challenges that are associated with breastfeeding. Just know, I’m here to be your biggest supporter.

 I volunteer my services at the following drop-in groups:

Camberley Breastfeeding Hub

Friday 11-12:30pm
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Windsor & Eton Breastfeeding Clinic

Thursday 12-2pm
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Growing My Breastfeeding Knowledge

I’m really excited to be taking the next step in my breastfeeding training with the Association of Breastfeeding Mothers. I’ve started their Advanced Module, which follows a very similar syllabus to the Breastfeeding Counsellor course.

Because my role as a doula is within a paid capacity, I won’t be classed as a Counsellor – but the heart of this training is the same: gaining a deeper understanding of feeding and how best to support families.

For you, this means that the support I offer is backed up with current, evidence-based knowledge and practical tools that can make a real difference during those early days and weeks. Whether you’re hoping to establish breastfeeding smoothly, navigating a bump in the road, exploring mixed feeding, or simply needing reassurance that you’re doing brilliantly – I’ll be able to bring even more confidence, care, and calm to the support I offer.

At its core, this training is about helping you feel listened to, supported, and empowered in whatever feeding journey feels right for you and your baby.