When you understand feeding reflexes, you'll know exactly how to make latching feel better.
For everyone.
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- How reflexes work, and how they support the development of the brain
- How the Seeking, Gaping and Attaching Reflexes work in the latching process
- Why the infant's brain is wired to require a more active role in the latching process.
- How to use the reflexes to help feeding and latching feel better.
- How the reflexes are used in the latching process sets the stage for the development of movement .
You'll walk away knowing how to:
Help a baby gape get a deeper latch.
If you have been using the stroking down on their lips and making compressing the breast for latching, you may not be using the reflexive cue that helps a baby open their mouth wide and get a deep latch.
Immediately end latch pain.
You'll learn how an infant's reflexes are the key to ending latch pain for the vast majority of feeding parents, including tongue-tied babies. Babies will latch better and feed better, and parents will feel better too.
Recognize reflex-based latching difficulties.
Once you understand the reflexes used in the latching process, you'll be able to recognize where they are breaking down in babies that appear frantic when latching, and how you can help.
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About me.
Hi! I'm Avery...
I'm on a mission to help make feeding feel better.
I've spent the last 5 years watching and learning how babies engage their reflexes during the latching process, and experimenting how to use those reflexes to make feeding feel better for everyone.
For a long time, the only tools I had in my bucket to help feeding feel better was to do things like change the position or angle of latching, make adjustments to things like the lip or chin position, or to experiment with timing in regards to feeding.
And while these things helped sometimes, I knew I was missing something.
Understanding the reflexive latching process helped me learn how to see babies and the latching process in a totally different light. And now, I want to share it with you because I know your mission is the same as mine, and we can do this, together.
Laura W.
This webinar helped me connect the dots I had been trying to put together...
I have taken a lot of classes on reflexes and have been experimenting with reflexes in my own practice, but this webinar helped me finally connect the dots of what I was trying to put together. This webinar helped me see how all of the things I had been observing about infants fit together and have a better understanding of how to help.
Katie O.
Every single person who supports breast/chestfeeding needs to take this course.
Every single person who supports breast/chestfeeding needs to take this course. Seriously. It’s not overly complex, it’s not only for certain issues or families, this will literally transform your practice and allow you to help each and every family easier with better results! Bold claims, I know. But they are true.
When you understand reflexive latching in the way that Avery teaches it, you will be able to support every feeding parent. This class demonstrates how to take the pressure off the parent, use baby’s newborn reflexes as in tended, for feeding, and not only is it miraculously easy, but it works. The first time I used it with a 3 week old tongue tied baby, mom was shocked at how easy it was, no pain and more active at breast with more swallows! And this consult was virtual. You don't need to believe me, or even Avery. Once you learn this, you will be ready to try it for yourself. Once you see it work, again and again and again, you will know it works.
