The free guide from Felicity Bertin that helps parents understand the layer underneath when feeding doesn't feel quite right.
Felicity Bertin
Paediatric (Cranial) Osteopath
15 years working with thousands of mums & babies
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By the end, you'll have a way of looking at your baby that may help things make more sense.
The three layers that often sit beneath what you're seeing, explained simply.
Observations and movement explorations you can try on the changing table — to spot patterns that are easy to miss.
Connecting the dots between birth, body, reflexes, and feeding experience.
Breastfeeding · Bottle feeding · Mixed feeding
You haven't quite got to the bottom of it yet — but that doesn't mean you can't.
I've spent 15 years working with babies and the families around them — across clinics in Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire. The patterns in this guide are the ones I see again and again.
I wrote it for you — the parent who has tried things, read things, asked questions, and is still looking.
Because you're usually right.
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