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Breast milk expression training for professionals

Professional-led mini courses for breast milk expression. Practical and theoretical skills from Breastfeeding Educator Hub, based in Edgware.

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Step-by-step guidance that can be applied in real situations

Fully online course, enabling you to study at your pace

Revisit course materials as often as required

Learning core techniques of breast milk expression

Many mothers experience difficulties with expressing milk, from discomfort to perceived low milk supply. This module focuses on helping professionals recognise common challenges and exploring effective solutions. Participants learn how to support mothers through reassurance, technique adjustments, and practical help, highlighting the importance of patience and consistency in building confidence with expression. Common issues such as engorgement, blocked ducts, or pump fitting problems are examined, alongside strategies to overcome them. By practising supportive communication and tailored solutions, participants leave better prepared to guide mothers through any challenges and to help mothers to get breastfeeding off to a good start.

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Express It! - A short course on supporting breast milk expression

Course overview

This focused short course is designed for professionals looking to enhance their skills in supporting new mothers both antenatal and postnatal support. The curriculum includes comprehensive modules on the use of breast pumps and techniques for antenatal breast milk expression. Participants will learn through practical scenarios that highlight key concepts and best practices.

 

Quizzes will reinforce understanding and application of the material. Upon course completion, participants will receive a certification recognising their proficiency in supporting new mums with expressing breast milk effectively. 

Enrol now £49

"I have had the pleasure of knowing Louise for several years, during which we worked together on Baby Friendly training. Her commitment to advancing breastfeeding education is truly inspiring. The Breastfeeding Educator Hub that she has created is an amazing resource for both new parents and professionals alike.

Louise has expertly shared her extensive knowledge of UNICEF standards and has shown us how to incorporate these important guidelines into our practice effectively. The hub is a treasure trove of information that empowers parents and caregivers to provide the best start for their little ones.

Well done, Louise! Your dedication to supporting breastfeeding is making a significant impact in our community."

- Victoria, Lactation Consultant

Helping you advise mothers confidentially

Alongside expression techniques, this course covers the vital aspects of handling and storing breast milk safely. Participants gain an understanding of hygiene standards, storage guidelines, and transport considerations. Clear instructions help ensure milk remains safe and nutritious for infants.

 

The training highlights practical tips for everyday use at home as well as professional care settings. You'll also learn about temperature control, labelling, and safe thawing methods to minimise waste and maintain quality. 

Applying knowledge in everyday practice

The course bridges theory and real-life application through case studies and interactive exercises. These sessions encourage participants to put new skills into action, ensuring readiness for everyday scenarios.

 

Emphasis is placed on communication and reassurance, giving professionals and mothers the ability to build trust through informed guidance. By the end, participants leave with confidence in supporting successful breastfeeding outcomes.

Learn actionable tips that you can pass on!

Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to empower new mothers on their breastfeeding journey with confidence and compassion provided by Breastfeeding Educator Hub in Edgware.

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