to Baby Breast StartBaby Breast Start is focused on educating and supporting breastfeeding in local communities and globally, to promote conscious decisions from the start of a baby's life. BBS offers workshops, products, coaching / breastfeeding counseling and much more for parents to be, grandparents and other family members, corporate business' and community groups. |
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  Listen to Dr Nils Bergman Founder of Kangaroo Mother Care on Finding Your Diamond Radio. Dr Berman talks about how critical it is for mother and child to have direct physical contact from the moment of birth. This method resulted in a five fold improvement in survival of very low birth weight babies. Dr Bergman is teaching this method internationally. Listen in here... |
Baby Breast Start Supported World Breastfeeding Week  In conjunction with the World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) and World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) Aug 1st through the 7th, Baby Breast Start sponsored a series of no cost events, Basic Building Blocks For Breastfeeding Success. Each event was designed to educate, support and empower mom in breastfeeding to make it as easy, natual and enjoyable process as possible. There were six events all focusing on different areas of support over the seven days. If you are a new mom, new mom to be, father / father to be, part of a breastfeeding parents support network including friends and extended family or would like to learn more about breastfeeding you are welcome to read more about these events. Products from these recordings will be coming soon!
For more information, go to our page dedicated to WBW |
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 Janine Nicol, RN has been in the health care field for 21+ years. Her work includes a variety of patient care areas but she has a special interest in Moms and babies. She has worked in various Post Partum units and is a Certified Breastfeeding Counselor. In the last few years, Janine’s work has taken on a more holistic approach, focusing the attention on patient care instead of medical care.
Janine's passion is to work with kids and their families. She has an innate drive to support breastfeeding, even though she did not grow up in a strong environment supporting breastfeeding. Personally, Janine breast feed her daughter for two years. Her path with breastfeeding had initial struggles due to a health issue and despite her health care professionals wondering if she would be able to breastfeed, she was successful.
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