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In this episode of Behind the Latch, Margaret Salty interviews Robin Lommori, a midwife, IBCLC, and founder of Mama Well, a coaching program dedicated to helping parents manage gestational diabetes. Together, they explore the impact of gestational diabetes on breastfeeding outcomes, how outdated advice is affecting families, and how lactation professionals can better support these parents.
The Path to Midwifery and Lactation Support:Robin shares her journey into midwifery and lactation, inspired by her own birth experiences and the desire to improve outcomes for families. She discusses how her work as a midwife led her to recognize the gaps in gestational diabetes management and inspired her to create Mama Well.
Rethinking Gestational Diabetes Management:Robin and Margaret discuss the challenges of traditional gestational diabetes management and why many parents receive outdated dietary advice. Topics include:
Gestational diabetes can lead to complications in newborns and impact breastfeeding success. Robin shares insights on:
Robin and Margaret dive into the common breastfeeding challenges faced by parents with gestational diabetes and how IBCLCs can help. Topics include:
Robin emphasizes the importance of empowering parents to take control of their health by:
Robin offers guidance for IBCLCs and aspiring lactation consultants who want to learn more about gestational diabetes and holistic approaches to care:
Robin Lommori is a midwife and IBCLC based in Phoenix, Arizona, specializing in out-of-hospital birth and gestational diabetes coaching through Mama Well.
🔗 Find Robin Online:
🌐 Website: mamawellcoaching.com
📸 Instagram: @mamawellcoaching
Connect with Me:Have questions or suggestions for future episodes? Reach out to Margaret at [email protected] or connect on social media:
#IBCLC #LactationSupport #BreastfeedingEthics #MedicalEthics #LactationResearch #BreastfeedingMedicine #MargaretSalty
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In this episode of Behind the Latch, Margaret Salty interviews Robin Lommori, a midwife, IBCLC, and founder of Mama Well, a coaching program dedicated to helping parents manage gestational diabetes. Together, they explore the impact of gestational diabetes on breastfeeding outcomes, how outdated advice is affecting families, and how lactation professionals can better support these parents.
The Path to Midwifery and Lactation Support:Robin shares her journey into midwifery and lactation, inspired by her own birth experiences and the desire to improve outcomes for families. She discusses how her work as a midwife led her to recognize the gaps in gestational diabetes management and inspired her to create Mama Well.
Rethinking Gestational Diabetes Management:Robin and Margaret discuss the challenges of traditional gestational diabetes management and why many parents receive outdated dietary advice. Topics include:
Gestational diabetes can lead to complications in newborns and impact breastfeeding success. Robin shares insights on:
Robin and Margaret dive into the common breastfeeding challenges faced by parents with gestational diabetes and how IBCLCs can help. Topics include:
Robin emphasizes the importance of empowering parents to take control of their health by:
Robin offers guidance for IBCLCs and aspiring lactation consultants who want to learn more about gestational diabetes and holistic approaches to care:
Robin Lommori is a midwife and IBCLC based in Phoenix, Arizona, specializing in out-of-hospital birth and gestational diabetes coaching through Mama Well.
🔗 Find Robin Online:
🌐 Website: mamawellcoaching.com
📸 Instagram: @mamawellcoaching
Connect with Me:Have questions or suggestions for future episodes? Reach out to Margaret at [email protected] or connect on social media:
#IBCLC #LactationSupport #BreastfeedingEthics #MedicalEthics #LactationResearch #BreastfeedingMedicine #MargaretSalty
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