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Locality: St. Johns, Newfoundland and Labrador

Phone: +1 832-744-5892



Address: 6 Wallace Place A1B3B5 St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, NL, Canada

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Aurelie Petitclerc Bodywork and Lactation Counselling 30.10.2020

The full Body Connection of Oral Ties https://podcasts.apple.com//the-untethered-p/id1469164954

Aurelie Petitclerc Bodywork and Lactation Counselling 27.10.2020

Separating mothers and babies after birth instead of keeping them skin to skin after birth is still a prevalent practice in much of the world. It is common that... mothers are told all sorts of false and even bizarre reasons for not being allowed to be skin to skin with the baby, whereas the breast crawl is the first step in making sure the baby latches on well. The standard of care for all mothers and babies, healthy or sick, full term or premature, stable or unstable, born vaginally or via c-section, born in warm weather or cold weather, should be uninterrupted, continuous skin to skin contact. It is then that the 9 stages of baby behaviour will become manifest, as described in a study by A-M Widström and others. Here are Widström's 9 Stages during skin-to-skin contact immediately after birth. 1. The birth cry is a distinct and specific cry as the baby's lungs expand for the first time. 2. Relaxation is a time immediately after the birth cry ends, when the baby becomes still and has no visible movements. 3. Awakening begins as the baby opens the eyes for the first time, blinks, has perceptible mouth movements and limited hand and shoulder movements. 4. Activity involves larger body movements, including whole arm motions, specific finger movements, shoulder movements, head lifting, and stable open eyes. 5. Rest could happen at any point during the first hour, interspersed between stages or as a transition between stages. 6. Crawling involves the baby moving purposely towards the nipple and breast. It could be accomplished through sliding, leaping, bobbing, or pushing. 7. Familiarization is a stage at the mother's nipple where the baby licks, tastes, touches and moves around the nipple and areola area. 8. Suckling involves the baby self attaching to the nipple and initiating breastfeeding. 9. Sleeping is an involuntary activity of the baby around 1.5 to 2 h after birth. www.ibconline.ca See more

Aurelie Petitclerc Bodywork and Lactation Counselling 24.10.2020

Tether Toe or Tether Berg? https://www.michalechatham.com//tether-berg_michale_chatha

Aurelie Petitclerc Bodywork and Lactation Counselling 17.10.2020

Happy #worldbreastfeedingweek2020 yall!

Aurelie Petitclerc Bodywork and Lactation Counselling 08.10.2020

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Aurelie Petitclerc Bodywork and Lactation Counselling 29.09.2020

New Product Nursing mamas - this is for you!! We are super excited to welcome our newest product to the shop from Milksta Mommy Brew after receiving amazin...g reviews from a customer of ours !! Not only are we the first in Newfoundland and Labrador to begin to carry the products but also in Canada!! We welcome to you Milksta Vegan & Decaf Lactation Coffee !! Lian, creator of the product, is originally from the Philippines and her husband from Brazil however they recently found themselves relocated here! We love their story and can not wait to bring you more of Milksta’s amazing creations! https://www.mamamayi.ca//milksta-vegan-decaf-lactation-cof