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Antenatal Hand Expression - Interview with Gail Herrine, MD, FACOG, IBCLC, FABM

Gail is a professor of clinical Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Science at Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University. She is the Medical Director of the Postpartum unit at Temple University Hospital as well as the Lactation Medicine Director. She joins Colette to discuss antenatal hand expression. In honor of inclusivity, please know in all episodes & show notes, breastfeeding can be interchanged with chestfeeding. To find out more about the BRC, visit our website or contact Hillary@BRC4Babies.com.

Baby Led Weaning - Interview with Gill Rapley, PhD

Gill is credited as the originator of the term ‘baby-led weaning’ (BLW) and is recognized worldwide as the pioneer of this approach. She has been a health visitor, midwife, voluntary breastfeeding counselor, and lactation consultant (IBCLC), and worked for 14 years with the UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative. Since 2000, her interest in complementary feeding has grown, prompting first a Master’s degree and then a PhD, in which she explored the introduction of solid foods from the baby’s perspective.Gill is the co-author, with Tracey Murkett, of five books on infant feeding and parenting, beginning with the definitive Baby-led Weaning: Helping your baby to love good food, first published in 2008 (revised 2019) and now available in over 20 languages. She has also written articles for a range of professional and academic journals and contributed to several textbooks. Her latest book, Your Baby Can Self-Feed, Too, co-authored with Jill Rabin, MS, and published in 2022, describes how BLW can be adapted to enable babies facing feeding challenges to enjoy the same autonomy in eating as their typically developing peers. In honor of inclusivity, please know in all episodes & show notes, breastfeeding can be interchanged with chestfeeding. To find out more about the BRC, visit our website or contact Hillary@BRC4Babies.com.

Meet Amberlee Venti of Pippy Sips

Amberlee is a local parent who encountered obstacles when returning to work. Working and pumping in a mental health /substance abuse clinic in Kensington, PA, was no easy task. Hear about what she decided to create when she knew she wasn't the only one with this obstacle. In honor of inclusivity, please know in all episodes & show notes, breastfeeding can be interchanged with chestfeeding. To find out more about the BRC, visit our website or contact Hillary@BRC4Babies.com.

Preemies, Pumping, and Transitioning to the Breast with BRC Client, Erin

Today you'll meet Erin who went into labor unexpectedly at 33 weeks. Learn about her pumping experience as well as transitioning to the breast. In honor of inclusivity, please know in all episodes & show notes, breastfeeding can be interchanged with chestfeeding. To find out more about the BRC, visit our website or contact Hillary@BRC4Babies.com.

Nursing in Public - An Interview with BRC Clients & Colette Acker, IBCLC

In the US, we still live in a bottle-feeding culture. Some families are comfortable with nursing in public and others are not. We reached out to BRC clients to talk about their experiences. In honor of inclusivity, please know in all episodes & show notes, breastfeeding can be interchanged with chestfeeding. To find out more about the BRC, visit our website or contact Hillary@BRC4Babies.com.

Becoming an IBCLC - Pathway 3 with Sophia Vaughn & Colette Acker, IBCLCs

Today you'll hear Sophia Vaughn and Colette discuss the route to becoming an IBCLC when you don't have a healthcare background. They will dive into the steps necessary to make your way through the Pathway 3 program. Since the recording of this episode, Sophia is officially an IBCLC! In honor of inclusivity, please know in all episodes & show notes, breastfeeding can be interchanged with chestfeeding. To find out more about the BRC, visit our website or contact Hillary@BRC4Babies.com.

Going Back to Work & Breastfeeding with Malaeika Montgomery Davidson Esq., Lawyer

Going back to work and maintaining your breastfeeding/chestfeeding/pumping relationship is no easy task. Learn about some of the obstacles and key tips as we talk to Malaeika Montgomery Davidson, Esq., a criminal defense lawyer. The new 2023 pumping laws are discussed. In honor of inclusivity, please know in all episodes & show notes, breastfeeding can be interchanged with chestfeeding. To find out more about the BRC, visit our website or contact Hillary@BRC4Babies.com.

Exercising while Breastfeeding with Chrissy Glassman

Today we bring you Chrissy Glassman, RN. Chrissy was a BRC client, she is one of our Community Counselors, a BRC board member, AND a mother of 3. After having her children, she realized there wasn't much information about exercising and breastfeeding. Get some great tips on today's episode. In honor of inclusivity, please know in all episodes & show notes, breastfeeding can be interchanged with chestfeeding. To find out more about the BRC, visit our website or contact Hillary@BRC4Babies.com.

Potty Learning with Capri Kee, RBT

Meet Capri Kee, a behavioral therapist with some great tips on potty training or learning. In honor of inclusivity, please know in all episodes & show notes, breastfeeding can be interchanged with chestfeeding. To find out more about the BRC, visit our website or contact Hillary@BRC4Babies.com.

Plugged Ducts & Milk Blebs with Colette Acker and Janice McPhelin, IBCLCs

In this episode, Colette Acker and Janice McPhelin, both of whom are IBCLCs, discuss what plugged ducts and milk blebs are. They offer solutions to both and various ways one could offer relief if they have a plugged duct or milk bleb. In honor of inclusivity, please know in all episodes & show notes, breastfeeding can be interchanged with chestfeeding. To find out more about the BRC, visit our website or contact Hillary@BRC4Babies.com.

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