Discover the fascinating process of lactation and breast milk production. This handy guide from Mary, one of our IBCLCs, will walk you through the stages of lactation, the difference between…
The top signs of tongue tie and why it's crucial to undergo a thorough oral assessment in the early days following childbirth.
Did you know your Osteopath can assist you with Childbirth and Lactation? As trusted Osteopaths and Lactation Consultants serving the Camden area, Completely Aligned understands the unique physical and emotional…
Mastitis is a common maternal complication experienced by breastfeeding mothers and refers broadly to inflammation of the breast tissues. Up to 30% of lactating mothers experience the early signs and…
A nipple shield is a slim stretchy silicone cover, placed over the nipple before baby attaches.There are holes on the shields “nipple end” that allows the milk to flow from…
This October, as we focus on Breast Awareness month, I wanted to take an opportunity to break away from Covid talk and shift the focus towards raising breast awareness for…
Being a parent can be very challenging at the best of times. And especially if you’re a new mum. It doesn’t matter whether it’s your first, second, or fifth child, being a new mum comes with a whole host of daily challenges.
Hip Dysplasia, also known as Developmental Hip Dysplasia (DDH) or congenital hip dysplasia, is a condition where the ball and socket part of the hip joint do not fit properly…
An easy way to check if you have a rectus diastasis is if you have a ‘pooching’ or ‘doming’ of your stomach, especially when coming up from a lying position on your back. Women often describe looking several months pregnant, many months after the birth of their child.
Have you ever laughed too hard, coughed too much, or simply tried to recapture your youth by jumping on the trampoline with the kids and started leaking like a broken…
In the spirit of reconciliation Completely Aligned acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
