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Skin-to-Skin After Caesarean: Why It’s Worth Fighting For

Skin-to-Skin After Caesarean: Why It’s Worth Fighting For

by Pip | Apr 4, 2025 | birth choices, c-section rates, skin to skin, uninterrupted first hour

Why Immediate Skin-to-Skin After Caesarean Births Still Isn’t Routine (And Why That Needs to Change) What if I told you one of the simplest, safest, most powerful things you can do for your baby after birth… still isn’t routine in many hospitals? Even with decades of...
The Benefits of Skin-to-Skin for Breastfeeding Success: Why BFHI Step 4 Matters

The Benefits of Skin-to-Skin for Breastfeeding Success: Why BFHI Step 4 Matters

by Pip | Dec 18, 2024 | breastfeeding, skin to skin

Why I Became a BFHI Assessor When it comes to breastfeeding, the right support can make all the difference. Over the years, I’ve seen how often new mums face challenges not because they lack determination, but because the system lets them down. That’s why I’m so...
Benefits of Skin-to-Skin: For Babies and Mums

Benefits of Skin-to-Skin: For Babies and Mums

by Pip | Oct 19, 2023 | breastfeeding, parenting, relaxation, skin to skin

We have known for a long time that skin-to-skin has many benefits for babies and breastfeeding. And I think we have gotten pretty good at understanding how important skin-to-skin is immediately after birth because it really helps babies regulate and adapt to being...
Skin to Skin After C Section is Priceless

Skin to Skin After C Section is Priceless

by Pip | Oct 5, 2016 | birth choices, birth plans, c-section rates, caesarean section, skin to skin

Have you seen the article floating around Facebook about the couple who were charged around AU$40 for skin-to-skin after c/section? I know most people were horrified that this couple got charged for this, and we could discuss the ethics at length, but a couple of...
Skin to Skin Is Not A Fad (Updated 2025)

Skin to Skin Is Not A Fad (Updated 2025)

by Pip | Mar 5, 2016 | birth choices, breastfeeding, skin to skin, uninterrupted first hour

Skin to skin was never a “Fad” Nine years ago, I felt compelled to respond to an article in The West Australian titled “Fad Blamed for Deaths of Babies.” In it, Dr Michael Gannon made the astonishing claim that there was a “new obsession amongst mothers...

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