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In this episode of Behind the Latch, Margaret Salty sits down with Dr. Margo Kwiatkowski, a physical therapist specializing in orthopedic, sport, and pelvic health. Together, they explore how physical health, particularly pelvic floor health, impacts all aspects of mothering postpartum. Dr. Kwiatkowski shares her expertise in supporting postpartum recovery and highlights the critical connection between pelvic floor health and successful breastfeeding.
Physical Health and Mothering Postpartum:
Dr. Kwiatkowski explains the significance of pelvic floor health in the postpartum period and its influence on maternal well-being, including how it affects breastfeeding, mobility, and emotional health.
Supporting Mothers After Childbirth:
This episode covers best practices for supporting mothers postpartum, including breastfeeding positions that work well following childbirth and practical strategies for alleviating physical discomfort.
Connecting Moms with Pelvic Floor Specialists:
Dr. Kwiatkowski offers valuable advice for IBCLCs on identifying when a referral to a pelvic floor specialist is needed and how to create a strong support network for breastfeeding families.
Dr. Margo Kwiatkowski’s passion for improving postpartum care shines throughout this conversation. Whether you’re a new IBCLC, an experienced consultant, or a student, this episode is packed with actionable insights and strategies to better support postpartum mothers in your practice.
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
If you found this episode helpful, please subscribe to Behind the Latch and leave a review. Don’t forget to share this episode with your colleagues and fellow IBCLCs!
Connect with Me:
Have questions or suggestions for future episodes? Reach out to Margaret at [insert website link] or connect with me on social media:
Credits:
Hashtags and Keywords:
#IBCLC #LactationSupport #PelvicFloorHealth #PostpartumCare #BreastfeedingPositions #LactationMentor #MargoKwiatkowski
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In this episode of Behind the Latch, Margaret Salty sits down with Dr. Margo Kwiatkowski, a physical therapist specializing in orthopedic, sport, and pelvic health. Together, they explore how physical health, particularly pelvic floor health, impacts all aspects of mothering postpartum. Dr. Kwiatkowski shares her expertise in supporting postpartum recovery and highlights the critical connection between pelvic floor health and successful breastfeeding.
Physical Health and Mothering Postpartum:
Dr. Kwiatkowski explains the significance of pelvic floor health in the postpartum period and its influence on maternal well-being, including how it affects breastfeeding, mobility, and emotional health.
Supporting Mothers After Childbirth:
This episode covers best practices for supporting mothers postpartum, including breastfeeding positions that work well following childbirth and practical strategies for alleviating physical discomfort.
Connecting Moms with Pelvic Floor Specialists:
Dr. Kwiatkowski offers valuable advice for IBCLCs on identifying when a referral to a pelvic floor specialist is needed and how to create a strong support network for breastfeeding families.
Dr. Margo Kwiatkowski’s passion for improving postpartum care shines throughout this conversation. Whether you’re a new IBCLC, an experienced consultant, or a student, this episode is packed with actionable insights and strategies to better support postpartum mothers in your practice.
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
If you found this episode helpful, please subscribe to Behind the Latch and leave a review. Don’t forget to share this episode with your colleagues and fellow IBCLCs!
Connect with Me:
Have questions or suggestions for future episodes? Reach out to Margaret at [insert website link] or connect with me on social media:
Credits:
Hashtags and Keywords:
#IBCLC #LactationSupport #PelvicFloorHealth #PostpartumCare #BreastfeedingPositions #LactationMentor #MargoKwiatkowski
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