Coming home with a new baby, there are so many things that shift and change your day-to-day routine. Whether it is your first, or fourth, the family dynamic shifts yet again to make room for your new little one, and you’re back to feeding every 2-3 hours around the clock.
There are so many aspects of new parenthood that can be overwhelming, and breastfeeding shouldn’t be one of them. Yet, so many moms feel overwhelmed, frustrated and don’t know where to find support in a timely manner. It feels like so many things have to happen for breastfeeding to work – and you would be right!
Potential breastfeeding issues
Latching and feeding can be made much more difficult if your baby is born with torticollis – which presents as neck and possible jaw tightness.
Perhaps you have a fast let down and your baby struggles to stay latched and you don’t know what positions are best.
Or maybe your baby had to spend time in the NICU, and after bottle-feeding they are struggling to latch when they come home.
There are many potential causes of breastfeeding difficulties, but at REP Physio, our expert staff are trained to teach techniques and provide solutions that will make breastfeeding less difficult.
How can physiotherapy at REP Physio help with breastfeeding?
The following is a non-exclusive list of conditions we treat at REP:
Your path forward
It is important to understand the maternal and infant factors that contribute to the dynamic relationship of breast/chestfeeding. At REP Physio, we are passionate about performing a comprehensive assessment of both mom and babe, to ensure we are able to provide a holistic and complete approach that actually works best for you.
If you are looking for a powerful alternative breastfeeding support in Edmonton, REP Physio is able to help.
Contact us for consultation. Assessments last 60 minutes, and are performed in a private room.
