In this episode, your host, midwife and Lactation Consultant, Susie Prout, speaks about the sharp drop in breastfeeding rates in Australia from birth to 3 months. We are failing new mothers and we need to make changes. Susie speaks candidly about her experience and knowledge on why new mothers are not continuing breastfeeding, and it is not the mothers fault. This issue is multifactorial and widespread and we need to be honest about where we are going wrong as a society. This is a must listen for mums to be, new mothers and health professionals in the field.

10. Why breastfeeding is failing, with your host Susie Prout

Each week, Susie Prout, a Registered Midwife and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, will interview new mothers on their breastfeeding journeys. 

Susie will unpack all things breastfeeding; whether that be expressing, mixed feeding, going back to work, moving on when breastfeeding doesn't work out. If it has to do with feeding your baby - Susie will cover it!


This podcast is for mums to be to learn about the everyday issues surrounding feeding your baby, this is for new mothers to understand that we are all going through the same issues and we are all coming through on the other side. Susie hopes that health professionals listening will gain insight and knowledge into the everyday troubles breastfeeding mothers are experiencing.


Because we need to talk about breastfeeding more...


Find Susie at 

www.susieproutlactation.com or on Instagram @susieproutlactation

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Parenting

In this episdeo I teach you about what 'catching your letdown' means, the pros and cons, and whats products you may like to use.

55. 'Ask Susie' catching letdown - the do's and the don'ts.

In this episode I unpack the reasons why some babies feed more frequently than others.

54. Ask Susie 'Why do some babies feed 2 hourly or less and other babies can last more than 3 hours?

In this new 10 part series Susie will choose 10 frequently asked questions from her listeners, every week for the next 10 weeks! The question submitted was  "Hi Susie. With my last two babies I have always got to 4 months and then felt that I did not have enough milk. I don't know whether this was true or whether it was a perceived low milk supply. it is normal to feel this way? I am pregnant with my third baby and don't want to feel like this again!' Head to https://www.susieproutlactation.com for more support. Follow me on Instagram @susieproutlactation  

53. 'Ask Susie' - why do I feel like I don't have enough milk for my 4 month old baby?

In this episode Melbourne Lactation Consultant Emily Brittingham (IBCLC) shares with us her experience of her sons tongue tie. She candidly explains the diagnosis, treatmentm aftercare and how she felt throughout the whole process. This episode is a must for all mums to be and new mums who are worried their baby may have a tongue tie, because there is so much that Emily explains for us! You can find Emily on instagram @melbourne_lc or www.melbournelactationconsulting.com.au

52. Emily's tongue tie story

In this episode; midwife Belinda shares her 2 breastfeeding journeys with us.  Belinda is readmitted to hospital with mastitis shortly after going home with her newborn. Her sons both have tongue ties and she utilised nipple shields to help her nipples heal and get baby back to the breast. Thank you Belinda - this is an uplifting, informative and wonderful listen. Susie's Breastfeeding Success Membership is now open! Head to https://susie-prout-lactation.mykajabi.com/breastfeeding-success-membership to find out more. Otherwise head on over to susie's instagram @susieproutlactation If you would like to listen to my free breastfeeding success masterclass you can find this here https://susie-prout-lactation.mykajabi.com/breastfeeding-success-masterclass-the-replay

10. Why breastfeeding is failing, with your host Susie Prout

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