Breastfeeding Services and Postpartum Care

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OUR BREASTFEEDING COUNSELOR ROLE

Our breastfeeding counselor will give you a complete assessment before, after delivery, and during breastfeeding
1 FOR THE WOMEN
  • Review the history of pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding by exploring all their complications, difficulties, and interventions
  • Assess concerns and perceptions about breastfeeding
  • Assess your knowledge of the baby’s care and needs
  • Assess your knowledge of the baby’s discomfort and constant crying
  • Evaluate knowledge and difficulties in monitoring baby’s follow-up care (baby’s weight, height, and diet)
  • Examine the breasts for wounds, redness, or pain
  • Take charge of the various problems related to pain during breastfeeding (cracks, mycosis, engorgement, mastitis, etc…)
2 FOR THE BABY
  • Evaluate how the baby latches on to detect difficulties
  • Examine the baby anatomically
After the evaluation, our breastfeeding counselor will establish a care plan taking into account your goals, your choices, and your needs. She can also call on other professionals in the company such as the respiratory therapist (if the nose is easily congested in the baby) and the physiotherapist (if perineal and pelvic rehabilitation is necessary).

THE PERSONALIZED CARE PLAN OF OUR BREASTFEEDING COUNSELOR

1 BEFORE DELIVERY
  • Explain how breastfeeding works after the baby is born
  • Demystify and explain the failure of breastfeeding in previous deliveries
  • Demystify the fear of meeting the needs of many babies
  • Demystify the fear of breastfeeding after breast surgery
  • Demystifying the fear related to breastfeeding and a health problem
  • Explain all the changes in your body during pregnancy and childbirth
  • Accompany during pregnancy and childbirth by answering all your questions
2 AFTER DELIVERY

FOR THE MOTHER

  • Teach and advise on breastfeeding
  • Take charge of postpartum care (Care in case of episiotomy, care of the perineum and of surgical wound)
  • Help mothers improve their well-being after giving birth or breastfeeding
  • Follow up with the mother’s doctor
  • Advise parents, ex: How to suction the baby, learning the baby’s normal breathing, and abnormal breathing (help from the company’s respiratory therapist can be requested when useful)
  • Help moms get back to work
 

FOR THE BABY

  • Questions about baby’s discomfort, sleep, and constant crying
  • Ask about the baby’s nutrition
  • Baby care (bathing, nail clipping, changing, cord care, and genitals care…)
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