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Here is a list of the Organizations we will be highlighting this year and all the Bloggers who will be contributing articles during World Breastfeeding Week 2015
Kent Baby Matters - is a website offering information about infant feeding services across Kent. Just type in your postcode to find your nearest breastfeeding group, breastfeeding specialist or even where to find a pump. Find up to date information about becoming a trained breastfeeding peer supporter and when training is happening in your area.
Breastfeeding Network - Our vision is a society where mums and families are able to make informed decisions about breastfeeding, to access help when they need it and to become confident in their choices. For a new mum deciding how to feed her baby, talking to a mum who knows about breastfeeding can make a crucial difference and the Breastfeeding Network strives to be the best we can be at providing peer support.
Our mission is to offer independent, evidence-based information and support to help build awareness of breastfeeding to individuals and organisations and to support a mum in her choice to breastfeed.
Breastfeeding Network - Our vision is a society where mums and families are able to make informed decisions about breastfeeding, to access help when they need it and to become confident in their choices. For a new mum deciding how to feed her baby, talking to a mum who knows about breastfeeding can make a crucial difference and the Breastfeeding Network strives to be the best we can be at providing peer support.
Our mission is to offer independent, evidence-based information and support to help build awareness of breastfeeding to individuals and organisations and to support a mum in her choice to breastfeed.
BLOGGERS
Laura from Life with Baby Kicks, is busy blogging about
all aspects of parenting life of 2 boys under 3 from breastfeeding to toddler
taming all whilst living the expat lifestyle in Dubai.
Emma founder
of breastfeeding clothes boutique Milk & Mummy and
writer of the company blog featured on the
site , got off to a difficult breastfeeding beginning with both her children
but after overcoming the problems she became so #PositiveAboutBF that she fed
both her children for over a year and went on to set up a business based around
breastfeeding. She believes that mums shouldn't have to compromise on style
because they are doing something as natural as breastfeeding and that having
beautifully flattering, easy to feed from clothes can really help your
breastfeeding journey.
Ali, an
extended breastfeeder who is the owner and writer of the parenting and
lifestyle blog “Mum in a Nutshell” for stylish mamas,
whilst also writing for The Mumington Post and Chic
Magazine.
Jen from My
Mummy's Pennies blogs about life as a penny pinching working
Mum of two, from breastfeeding and cloth nappies to family days out
and thrifty tips.
Princesspoet's Blog is a captures all the adventures that Lucy
has with her husband and 2 little boys. We discuss everything from the exciting
to the mundane. Breastfeeding, Parenting, Home Education , Marriage &
Cooking.
Zoe from Lycrawidow is Baby-wearing, breastfeeding
mama. French speaker and daydreamer. Hopeless romantic. Loving, supportive
Military wife. Brain tumour survivor (so far). Swiftly approaching 30. Usually found
at (road)bike races or drinking tea.
Another Bun is a mama, blogger, breastfeeding peer supporter,
book reader and avid tea drinker. She shares her parenting journey with two
under 3 here
Can I Breastfeed In It? UK is the voice of the
popular Facebook group of the
same name, giving the wardrobes of breastfeeding women a new lease of
life.
Just
Motherhood is a blog from the perspective of an ever grateful mum of
two. It is where life's everyday magic is captured. A place where ordinary life
is appreciated and memories are treasured.
Kohl
Mama is a blog highlighting the beauty in gentle parenting from
sunny North East England. Passionate about normalising the continuation of a
healthy breastfeeding relationship in a place where breastfeeding rates are one
of the lowest in the country.
My
Mummys World is a parenting and lifestyle blog, brought from a
single mama in the Midlands, sharing our adventures.
Team
Walsh is the adventures of one crazy family team who love nothing
more than food, laughter, sports, books and being together.
Visit from the Stork is the UK's only publication
for young parents, covering every side of parenting with news, features and
blogs, from pregnancy to school age.
Run
Jump Scrap is a parenting blog which documents my musings as I
bumble through mummihood frantically trying to get my fitness and scrapbooking
hits where I can. I loved breastfeeding my daughter and want it to be seen in
more of a positive light and not something to be feared or for people to feel
guilty if they either succeed or struggle.
Mum Without Wheels - a first time mum who
exclusively babywears a cloth bum baby! I'm passionate about the
"alternative" parenting choices I've made and aim to spread the
knowledge and dispel myths!
Hibabyblog;
the journey of a new mum living in Edinburgh blogging through the marvellous
and mundane.
Renegade
Feminist is a blog exploring feminist issues through a gentle
parenting lens and vice versa, when not diverting into politics, or
homeschooling or something else entirely.
Monkey
and Mouse is the parenting and
lifestyle blog of a Scottish mummy of 2 living amongst the hills, writing about
their family adventures, kids crafts, baking and attachment parenting.
Jade from Mummies
Waiting want to join in because I love to help people and use
my experiences to do that. I have been breastfeeding for over 2 years now and
tandem feeding my 2 year old and 6 month old since birth. We have faced many
difficulties, but none that we couldn't over come. I'm a breast feeding peer
supporter and love to get people overcoming their issues.
My Moo
and Woo is a family lifestyle blog written by a Midlands Mom of 2
girls. Blogging about extended breastfeeding, parenting, health and fitness and
everything in between.
Adele
Jarrett-Kerr is a writer, blogger and home educating mama to two
girls, living in Bristol with her husband and their daughters who are four
and one. She blogs about family life and positive parenting at Circus
Queen
Adventures of a Novice Mum is parenting and lifestyle blog from a first time mum who is praying and blogging her way through motherhood. This is where she documents her experiences and mu-m-sings from her mum tinted spectacles on a range of issues in her life. She also shares her love of photography and her blogging lessons, whilst encouraging positive and constructive conversations about breastfeeding.
Fitforparenting is a fitness enthusiast and
Mum of 2 living in Cheshire, trying to be a fit parent not always successfully,
ranting about breastfeeding, raising kids, depression and feminism with the odd
glass of wine!
Babyfoote
is a collection of adventures of a busy mum with two boys - travel, sunshine,
happiness, achievements, and fun!
Family
Fever is a family and parenting blog focusing on life with 4
children - days out, family fun activities, reviews and parenting tips.
Hello,
I'm Victoria and I blog at My Little L. I decided to start blogging in August 2013 as I wanted to
share my parent-to-be/mummy experience with others and wanted to have an
"online baby keepsake book". I blog mainly about L and a little bit
about myself.
Quite Frankly She Said is a parenting and
lifestyle blog from a stay-at-home mum to two amazing little boys. One toddler,
one baby. Lots of love. Not enough sleep.
Helen writes
Musings From A Northern Village and besides
being a busy mum of three is also a writer and breastfeeding peer
supporter. Having breastfed all three of her children to varying ages and
overcome hurdles along the way, Helen is #PositiveAboutBF in all its
various guises and believes that the path to normalising breastfeeding
begins with future generations. To this end, last year Helen published ‘Mummy
Makes Milk’ in collaboration with Hilda Kripp-Partridge, an educational picture
book that explains breastfeeding to young children.
MilkChic
searches high and low to find breastfeeding friendly clothes on the high street
for stylish nursing mums. Blogging about fashion, parenting, breastfeeding and
lots more.
Make Me Happier - Mother, wife and
cat-owner. As a (relatively) new parent I observe the pressures placed on
parents and the difficulties that one can face when becoming a parent. My
main focus is on how, as parents, we can make our lives a little happier.
Sunshine Scribbles is a new mummy/crafting
blog created to document the wonderful journey through life and
parenthood. The blog is authored byTina Baker and is bought to you from
the sunny shores of Gibraltar.
Chris from Dad Thoughts is a father of two girls, husband to
a beautiful, breastfeeding woman, and massively #PositiveAboutBF. He wants
to spread awareness of the importance of Dads within the breastfeeding
relationship, and to explain how they can be positive, practical and protective
when encouraging and supporting Mums to breastfeed.
'Live Oxfordshire' is a blog about family life in the heartland of middle class
home counties England written by a thirty-something mother with hippyish tendencies and
too many hobbies to do any of them well.
The Confusing Diaries of a Puzzled Mummy is a lighthearted blog
that discusses the trials and tribulations of a Mummy trying to blag her way
through Motherhood!
Hannah Spannah Coco Banana - Proud
Single mummy blogger, idea behind Art For Baby book, collector of chronic
conditions, user of crutches, usually covered in mud or snot.
Natalie
started blogging at Diary of an Unexpectant Mother after
a surprise positive pregnancy test, detailing the highs and lows up to present
day being a stay at home mum to a 2.5 year old crazy boy named Oliver.
#PositiveAboutBF is a brand new collaborative
blog which aims to provide a positive and supportive message about
breastfeeding to all mothers.
Ellie Stoneley, author of Milky Moments, blogs at
Mush Brained Ramblings, a blog following her journey to become a first time
mother when she was 47, and through the first years of her journey with her
daughter who still enjoys natural term breastfeeding.
Gill Crawshaw writes
A Baby on Board www.ababyonboard.com,
a blog about life in London as a mum of two, covering pregnancy, motherhood and
everything from breastfeeding to beauty products.
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