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Pink October: Let's talk about your breast health, ladies!

Breast Cancer Awareness Monthcancer has arrived.

It is so important for us to address this topic here because it can affect all of us, directly or indirectly. Whether it’s you, a family member, a friend…

So the best thing is to stay informed and inform those around you.

Today, we are going to explain why it is important to see a doctor or midwife at least once a year, and from the age of 50, to consider screening.

Sleep and breastfeeding - Need advice and encouragement?

Let the breastfeeding mother who has never heard " it's because you breastfeed him that he wakes up at night. ", raise your hand.

This sentence so well illustrates the power of misconceptions about breastfeeding. We will try to put this sentence in parentheses for a few minutes to observe the relationship between sleep and breastfeeding.

Hygiene care for the little one

Hygiene care for the little one

A vast subject, which in my opinion, is not explained enough before birth. I receive many testimonies from parents who feel a bit lost see disoriented facing their new responsibilities.

Isolation during the Postpartum? What if we created our village?

The postpartum period, this unknown and rarely discussed time, but one that is starting to get talked about! It is important to me to address this period in childbirth preparations, because it also deserves to be prepared for, considered, and anticipated. It is a topic that is seldom discussed before birth, but many mothers feel a sense of loneliness after giving birth.

Postpartum rehabilitation: 5 questions for a physiotherapist

You have just had a child, carried them, and felt them grow inside you. Your body, this "machine" so wonderful and capable of creating and giving life, has worked hard these past months. Today, it certainly needs rest, but you still have a little extra effort to make for it to regain its previous tone. Discover the 5 questions asked to a physiotherapist.

Being a mom is something you learn!

Becoming a mother and perceiving oneself as such involves significant psychological work. Indeed, motherhood would resemble a period of identity crisis and maturation that would particularly vividly reactivate childhood experiences, primary anxieties, as well as original fantasies.

Cracks: let's get rid of them!

Cracks! Often this simple word is enough to scare mothers or expectant mothers who wish to breastfeed or who are currently breastfeeding. It is a topic that comes up very often during the pre- and postnatal discussions I have with mothers. Breastfeeding your child should not hurt.

Essential oils during pregnancy, breastfeeding, and the day of your delivery!

I can already imagine the wide eyes of some reading the title of this article and thinking that essential oils were forbidden for children and pregnant women! Essential oils are concentrated, powerful, and very effective essences, and if you are a future or new mom (breastfeeding or not)

All the precious tips from my second pregnancy

You have been extremely many to follow my pregnancy since the announcement we made in April 2020 on social media, and just as many have asked me to share with you all my mum to be tips! It is therefore with great pleasure that I open up here today... This article is personal, and each mom has the freedom to pick from this article what will seem relevant and useful to her.

The project for the aftermath, the fourth quarter

The famous birth plan... You know, that plan everyone talks about, which is gradually becoming known among pregnant women, and even among dads, who find themselves drawn into it by the midwife during consultations in the last trimester of pregnancy: "So, have you prepared your birth plan?"

Start breastfeeding calmly (and with a smile)? Yes, it's possible!

Because breastfeeding is a unique, moving, intimate, and extraordinary experience.
Because breastfeeding your baby transforms a mother and will forever be engraved in her life as a woman...
Whether it seems like an obvious choice or not, breastfeeding often raises questions or even anxieties for expectant mothers. Between real doubts and false beliefs, we take stock of the subject with Aurélie Hardy, a naturopath specializing in perinatal care.
Aurélie supports expectant and new mothers before, during, and after pregnancy.

Here, no fuss, we approach the subject with complete simplicity!

Tell me, what do we eat during breastfeeding?

Nutrition during Breastfeeding... a topic that is indeed a source of questions for new mothers! Coralie Costi, a nutritionist in Paris (6th arrondissement), will shed light on the subject! Each of us approaches breastfeeding in her own way, but if there is one thing all mothers, breastfeeding or not, have in common, it is wanting the best for their child.

C O H A B I L A C T A T I O N

Cohabilactation, co-breastfeeding or co-feeding, no matter what you call it. Discover the incredible adventure of Marie and her co-breastfeeding with her children.

Breastfeeding, without knowing beforehand

"Breastfeeding, without knowing beforehand"... This sentence could alone summarize the way there was, in my life as a woman, as a mother, a before, but above all, an after.

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