Online courses for birth, breastfeeding and understanding your baby

Positive Induction Course

Understand your options and prepare for an induction you feel informed and involved in.

Has an induction been suggested? Perhaps you’re wondering whether it’s right for you, or you’ve decided to go ahead and want to understand what happens next.

This course takes you through the reasons induction may be offered, the methods used and the questions that can help you make decisions about your care.

You’ll explore:

• How induced labour differs from labour that starts on its own.

• The benefits, risks and alternatives to discuss with your care provider.

• What the different stages of induction may involve.

• Practical ways to support comfort, coping and your birth preferences.

• How your birth partner can support and advocate for you.

Includes bonus modules on relaxation tools and getting breastfeeding off to a good start.

Mastering Breastfeeding

Your Essential Guide to a Confident Start

Prepare for those first feeds before your baby arrives.

There is so much more to preparing for breastfeeding than being told to get a “good latch”.

Understanding how breastfeeding works, what your baby brings to the process and what support you might need can help you approach those early days with greater confidence.

You’ll explore:

• The first hours after birth, including uninterrupted skin-to-skin contact.

• Your baby’s feeding reflexes and how to work with them.

• Finding a comfortable fit and hold.

• How milk production works.

• Signs your baby is getting enough milk.

• Common feeding concerns and when to seek individual help.

Created for expectant parents, including those hoping for a different breastfeeding experience this time around.

Understanding Baby Sleep

Understand your baby’s sleep and find an approach that feels right for your family.

If advice about routines, wake windows and “bad habits” is leaving you anxious or questioning your instincts, this workshop offers a different perspective.

My approach brings together my years of experience supporting parents and babies, my training in Neuroprotective Developmental Care (NDC/Possums) and my Parental Brain Educator.

It also draws on the work of Professor Helen Ball, Professor James McKenna, Nathan Wallis, Dr Gabor Maté and other leading experts in the field.

Together, we’ll explore how understanding your baby’s sleep, developing brain and need for connection can help you feel more confident while also caring for your own wellbeing.

You’ll explore:

• What normal baby sleep can look like.
• The biology that influences sleep.
• Common sleep myths and the pressure they place on parents.
• Your parenting values and responding to your baby.
• Ways to support your own wellbeing alongside your baby’s needs.

I do not teach sleep training. My approach supports responsive care, connection and realistic expectations, without asking you to ignore your baby’s requests for comfort.