Feed and Thrive Blog
As a Calgary lactation consultant and registered nurse, I have supported hundreds of families through NICU stays, latching struggles, pumping challenges, and the start of solids. My years with Alberta Health Services and my work as an IBCLC have shaped how I approach care with clarity, compassion, and evidence-based guidance.
This blog is where I share what I have learned so you can feel informed, confident, and supported through every stage of feeding.

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Cluster Feeding and Growth Spurts: What Every New Parent Should Know
What Is Cluster Feeding? Cluster feeding is when your baby breastfeeds much more often than usual, often in back-to-back sessions.…
Common Challenges, Other TopicsRead MoreWhy Is My Baby Having Trouble Latching? Tips for a Good Breastfeeding Latch and Position
In those first days of feeding your baby, things don’t always unfold as simply as the pictures make it seem.…
Breastfeeding & Lactation Health Science, Breastfeeding Basics, Common ChallengesRead MoreWorried About Low Milk Supply? A Guide to Understanding, Signs, and What You Can Do
If you're worried about low milk supply, you're not alone. It’s one of the most common concerns new parents face…
Breastfeeding & Lactation Health Science, Common Challenges, Pumping, Milk Storage & BottlesRead MoreToday is IBCLC Day 2025!
I am an IBCLC, many people shorten it LC. What exactly is IBCLC Day? It stands for International Board Certified…
CommunityRead MoreGrowth Faltering
When a baby is not growing as expected, it could be due to any the following following reasons One reason…
Common Challenges, Other TopicsRead MoreFive ways to get breastfeeding off to a great start
1. Knowledge It is true that knowledge is power, in this case the more you know ahead of delivery more…
Breastfeeding BasicsRead More