A Beautiful but Challenging Time
The newborn days can be both beautiful and brutal (brutiful as Dr Julie will say). Some days it is hard enough to get out of your pajamas, let alone think about preparing a nutritious meal.
Breastfeeding is not always an easy journey. Dr Julie understands this first hand. Sometimes there are a number of challenges that can arise and when you are tired it can be hard to know just what to eat to support your feeding journey.
If you are struggling with milk supply, fatigue, or eating for a colic/reflux baby Dr Julie has specialised short consultations focused on this.
Other help through this time
4th Trimester Blogs
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My Real Postpartum Body
I am a mother. I am tired, broken and sore. I have lumps, bumps, marks and jiggly bits.
I am a mother. I have created, grown, carried and birthed two gorgeous sons.
I am a mother. I am solely responsible for the lives of two little humans, every single day and night, week in and week out and will be for the rest of my life (and maybe future #number 3 baby).
I am a health professional. I work in an... -
Why I am not exclusively breastfeeding - confessions of a nutritionist mum
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Windy Babies and Eliminating Foods
Windy babies is a very common concern for new parents.
Wind is the the air in your baby's tummy. During feeding your baby may swallow a lot of air along with her milk when they feeds as well as potentially gulping in air when they cry. While all babies can get wind, some will experience this more than others. Your babies gut is very delicate especially in the early new born days as it is very... -
Raw Brownie (Dairy Free & Gluten Free)
I love a good brownie....actually I love anything that comes in a 'chocolate' form....so I am always on a mission to create new healthy versions of my fav sweet treats. You just have to look through my dessert blog recipes to know this!. A healthy brownie recipe has been on my 'hit-list' and finally after a few attempts I nailed this on the weekend.
I really wanted to create a brownie recipe that...
