Naomi's Empowering Birth and Breastfeeding and Mothering

Naomi's Empowering Birth and Breastfeeding and Mothering My page gives parents to be information and autonomy, and allows me to post beautiful things from online. I have 12 children, all born naturally.

I have doula and breastfeeding peer supporter training and am passionate about empowering women 🤰🤱🌏

27/06/2026

We are pleased to announce we have managed to secure an extra participant in this evening's Birth Network North Wiltshire's Pregnancy Information Evening.

Nicki of Invictus Pelvic Health www.facebook.com/InvictusPHPhysio will be joining us. Nicki is a Women's Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, offering prenatal/pregnancy physiotherapy, to help address and manage a variety of issues, including postural changes, pelvic girdle pain and incontinence.
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Invictus Pelvic Health offers one-to-one prenatal pilates sessions and postnatal MOTs (for women from 6 weeks after birth, who would like to check their pelvic floor and abdominal muscles and receive expert exercise advice).

They can help with issues experienced postnatally, such as divarication or diatasis recti, pelvic pain, third and fourth degree tears, episiotomy, recovery from caesarean and help to manage pelvic organ prolapse, issues with bowel or bladder and pain with in*******se (dyspareunia or vaginismus).

10/06/2026

Don’t ever be sorry. 🫶🏼

10/06/2026

One of the wildest things about breastfeeding is that moms aren't completely joking when they say, "Let me nurse the baby."

When your baby is exposed to a virus, their saliva interacts with your breast during nursing. Your immune system gets information about what your baby is fighting and begins producing targeted antibodies. Your milk is constantly changing, adapting, and responding in real time.

So yes... scientifically speaking...
Baby: sneezes once
Me: "I volunteer as tribute."
Because if there's even a tiny chance my b***s are out here running intelligence operations, gathering battlefield data, and deploying customized reinforcements, then we're going in. 🤷‍♀️😂

Motherhood is weird.
Breastfeeding is weirder.
And breastfeeding moms will absolutely unhook a bra faster than a superhero hearing a distress call.
Tag a mom who knows exactly what this meme means. 🤱🏹

09/06/2026

💡 One of the most common breastfeeding myths is that frequent nursing means you don't have enough milk.

In reality, newborns are designed to nurse often.

Their stomachs are tiny. Breast milk is digested quickly. And breastfeeding is about so much more than calories. It's hydration. Comfort. Regulation. Connection. Pain relief. Immune support. Reassurance that their favorite person is still nearby.

So when your baby wants to nurse again 45 minutes after a feeding, it doesn't automatically mean your body is failing.

It often means your baby is doing exactly what babies were designed to do.

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