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The Eco Midwife

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Theecomidwife
July 13, 2020

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Sleep training first appeared in the 1800’s with no evidence & beliefs babies needed to sleep separately in order to sleep more. The Industrial Revolution kicked in with families moving away to work along with two Drs Holt promoting babies should be left to cry it out to stop them from becoming tyrants & to ‘not spoil the baby’. Fast forward to 1985 where dr Ferber recommends controlled crying & we have a culture & society set on making parents feel that their baby sleeping is entirely on what they do or do not do: whether they sleep train or not.

What is the best way you find to get your baby to bring up wind? Save this post or tag a parent to be.

What helps your little one with teething?AD

Did you experience sickness in your labour? Do you have any tips for how you combatted the sickness? Beautiful 📷 @elainetuckerbirthandfamily

Have you done any of these with your baby? What do you find most amazing about baby’s brain development?

Happy world breast pumping day. What are your top tips for mums who are pumping to produce more milk? AD

What tips do you have for other mums to suppress their milk supply from birth? Did you do any of these and if so how long did it take for your breasts to return to ‘normal’?

Who else forgets to zip up (or put down) their breastfeeding tops? So many times I’ve noticed a bra hanging out occasionally - I will blame the baby brain for this #breastfeeding #breastfeed #breastfeed #breastfedbaby #breastfeedingmom #breastfeedingclothes #breastfeedingproblems #breastfeedingjourney #breastfeedwithoutfear #mumlife

Trigger warning. Birth trauma can happen to anyone regardless of job role, birth mode or birth type. Over the years I’ve had conversations with women who felt traumatised by their home births, planned caesarean births, unplanned caesarean births, instrumental births, hospital births, birth centre births, induced labour or spontaneous labours. Birth trauma can be treated so the physical & mental symptoms are managed & I would recommend anyone who feels this way speaks up & seeks the help you need.

They say put them down drowsy but awake,

Do you have to ‘do’ antenatal classes to have a positive birth? Where did you get your antenatal or hypnobirthing education from (if they are social media accounts tag them in the comments).

How do you feel about safety proofing your home?

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