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Introduction to Breastfeeding After Breast Reduction Surgery
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Maximizing Milk Supply Post Breast Reduction Surgery
5 Lessons
Breastfeeding After Breast Reduction Surgery
Understand the challenges, maximise your milk supply, feel calm connected & informed.
Course Summary
If you're pregnant and you've had breast reduction or breast lift surgery you're most likely asking:
"Can I Breastfeed my Baby?"
And the frustrating answer is that nobody can tell. Not a lactation consultant, midwife or even your surgeon. The simple answer is that you will have to wait and see.
However, I have great news for you! There are many many things you can do both before and after your baby is born to maximise your breastfeeding experience and how much breast milk your baby (or babies) get.
This course aims to do just that:
- Teaches you how your breasts work and how surgery may have affected the way that they make and deliver milk
- Helps you understand the ways to maximise your milk supply
- Shows you what tools or equipment you can use to increase your production and keep your baby feeding at the breast
- Introduces you to mind-body techniques that support you on your journey
- Explains when and how to find further help or support.
and so much more.
The course structure is shared below and uses video lessons, written text, downloadable PDF and resource links.
If you have any questions about the course before signing up you can email us at support@schoolofmindfulbeginnings.com
Course Curriculum
Anna Le Grange
Meet Our Founder
The Mindful Breastfeeding School was created in 2016 by Anna Le Grange
Anna has been a paediatric nurse with an interest in infant feeding for 25 years. In 2015 she became a Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), in 2017 a Mindfulness teacher and most recently a Positive Psychologist. Anna brings her passion for psychology, neuroscience and mindfulness into her lactation support work and teaches parents and professionals how they incorporate emotional well-being and relaxation tools into their own lactation practice.
Since 2016 The Mindful Breastfeeding School has trained over 400 Mindful Breastfeeding Practitioners around the world, to use the practices in their own healthcare settings and communities.
Anna regularly enjoys speaking about mindful breastfeeding and emotional wellbeing at events which have included WomanFest, ILactation, Gold Learning and more.
Anna is from the UK but currently lives in Cape Town, South Africa with her husband, 3 children and 2 dogs.
When she's not offering lactation support or training And loves nothing more than some beach yoga or a walk with her dogs.
