Breast feeding support groups

                                                                                                            

   Baby Clinics and Breastfeeding Support Groups 2015

                  

Breastfeeding Support Groups - High Peak

Areas covered

Chinley, New Mills

 

Support groups

Every Wednesday Tea on the Green Chinley 10 am – 11 am

3rd Tuesday of every month. New Mills Children’s Centre. 10am – 11am

2nd Tuesday of every month. Whaley Bridge Uniting Church -  2pm - 3pm

Once a fornight on a Thursday. Breastfeeding Café . Pulse Café. 34 Union Road, New Mills, High Peak. SK22 3ES

 

Volunteer groups – Breastmates (local mums who have experience of breast feeding and have been trained to give support to new mums)

Breast feeding support worker – Kate Jenkinson 07805753734

07768 540951 (Buxton)

07917 552214 (High Peak)

 

Breastfeeding advice - Solving common breastfeeding problems

Most breastfeeding problems are linked to the way your baby attaches their mouth to your breast, including things like painful breastfeeding, sore or cracked nipples and swelling. It’s can also usually the cause of problems like prolonged feeding, poor weight gain or overly frequent feeding.

Signs that baby isn’t attaching their mouth to your nipple properly

  • You can see baby’s bottom lip just under the base of the nipple.
  • Discomfort or pain.
  • Baby’s mouth not opening very wide.
  • Cheeks sucking in with each jaw movement.
  • Baby appears not to have sufficient breast in their mouth.
  • A space between the chin and breast.
  • Baby constantly sliding off the breast.
  • Rapid sucking with not many swallows.
  • Noisy feeding (usually clicking noises).
  • Your nipple misshapen when baby releases your breast.

How do I know that my baby is feeding well?

  • Your baby has a large mouthful of breast
  • Your baby’s chin is firmly touching your breast
  • It doesn’t hurt you to feed (although the first few sucks may feel strong)
  • If you can see the dark skin around your nipple, you should see more dark skin above your baby’s top lip than below their bottom lip.
  • Your baby’s cheeks stay rounded during sucking.
  • Your baby rhythmically takes long sucks and swallows (it’s normal for your baby to pause from time to time).
  • Your baby finishes the feed and comes off the breast on their own.

                                                                                                                           

Monday
Bright Beginnings
9:30am – 11:00am
 
Tuesday
Tot Spots
9:30am – 11:00am
 
Wednesday
Thursday
Healthy Child Clinic
1:30pm – 3:00pm
 
Friday
October 12th and 26th
November 9th and 23rd
December 7th and 21st
 
Buxton Library, Kents Bank Road, Buxton. SK17 9HW
October 6th and 20th
November 3rd and 17th
December 1st and 15th
 
Fairfield Children’s Centre, Victoria Park Road, Fairfield, Buxton. SK17 7PE
 
October 1st
November 5th
December 3rd
 
Harpur Hill Children’s Centre, Trent Avenue, Harpur Hill, Buxton. SK17 9LP
 

 Volunteer groups

Breastmates (Support line – 07768 540951)

Breastfeeding Support Gp, 1st Thursday of the month 10-12am @ The Pavillion Gardens,Buxton

                                                                                                                                        

Comments, concerns and Complaints

If you have any comments, concerns or complaints and you would like to speak to somebody about them please telephone 01773 525119

 

 

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 High Peak Well Baby, Weigh, Stay and Play Clinics and

New Mills Children’s Centre
Spring Bank, New Mills,
SK22 4AZ
9.30am -11.30am
Chapel Children’s Centre
Warmbrook Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith, SK23 0NL
9.30am -11.15am
Whaley Bridge
 
Uniting Church, 35a Buxton Road, Whaley Bridge, SK23 7HT
1.45pm – 3.45pm
23rd Sept 2015
 
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