Your Hub For Breastfeeding Excellence.
Online breastfeeding courses – empowering professionals and new parents
Real-world case studies. UNICEF-aligned training for breastfeeding mothers and professionals alike. From Breastfeeding Educator Hub in Edgware.​
Specialist-led breastfeeding education
Fully online courses to study at your pace
Trusted by healthcare professionals and parents
Valuable training and support for professionals
Valuable training and support for expectant mothers
Breastfeeding Educator Hub Digital Downloads!
Unlock a world of resources designed to support breastfeeding education for parents and professionals alike. Our carefully curated digital downloads provide invaluable tools to empower families and enhance the skills of healthcare providers in promoting successful breastfeeding practices.
Where the Breastfeeding Educator Hub was born
Louise always aspired to become a midwife, though her journey began in her mid-20s with nursing training. Initially interested in gynaecology, she was offered a role in the neonatal unit, where caring for newborns sparked her passion for family care. Missing the connection with adults, Louise moved into midwifery and embraced it from day one. Over time, she discovered her true calling as a specialist midwife in infant feeding. Today, Louise combines her clinical expertise with a supportive approach, helping parents gain confidence and knowledge on their breastfeeding journey. Breastfeeding Educator Hub's online courses offer true flexibility - you can learn from home, involve your partner or family, and pause or replay lessons whenever you need.
Helping mothers feel empowered on their breastfeeding journeys
I developed a real passion for breastfeeding
"During my midwifery training, I developed a real passion for breastfeeding and ensuring women were properly educated on all things breastfeeding! The first few days of having a baby are really difficult, and navigating infant feeding on top of hormones and postpartum healing can be a real rollercoaster, and women need all the up-to-date, evidence-based support and encouragement they can get! Louise gave me great support and encouragement in order for me to help make a difference in women's lives! I have a much better understanding of infant feeding, things to look out for and a handful of tips and tricks for supporting women to initiate breastfeeding. I couldn't recommend her more and have no doubt that the information she has will help you gain the skills and knowledge you need to support women on their feeding journeys".
- Jasmine, Midwife
Come along on Louise's journey
With more than 17 years of experience across clinical nursing and midwifery, Louise brings a wealth of knowledge shaped by real-world practice. From supporting new parents during life-changing moments to navigating the evolving landscape of maternal and infant health, every step of her career has deepened her commitment to breastfeeding advocacy.
In her courses, learners benefit not only from Louise's expertise but also from real-life case studies that highlight the everyday challenges and solutions in infant feeding support. By focusing on practical scenarios, she ensures learning is both engaging and impactful, empowering professionals and parents alike to create lasting positive change.
Training from a trusted voice in the industry
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BSc (Hons) International Health Studies
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PG Dip Nursing (Adult)
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PG Dip Midwifery
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MSc Academic Practice
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UNICEF BFI courses
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NMC - Nursing and Midwifery Council
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RCN - Royal College of Nurses - (Union)
These qualifications reflect Louise's commitment to ongoing professional development in nursing and midwifery. They equip her to deliver high-quality care, advocate for maternal and infant health, and support healthcare professionals through effective breastfeeding education and training.
The data behind the theory
Soon after qualifying as a midwife, Louise accepted a role as an infant feeding research midwife, contributing to a major study on supporting low birth weight babies. This research deepened her understanding of infant feeding and the Baby-Friendly Initiative, building a trusted foundation for her later teaching. She then moved into public health midwifery, working directly with mothers and families to promote positive practices and ensure access to vital resources. These roles reinforced her commitment to not only delivering education but also building the confidence parents need when making feeding decisions.