Consultations: In order to solve a breastfeeding problem, an accurate diagnosis is needed. A detailed mother and infant history is obtained followed by a careful examination including observing breastfeeding. An assessment is made and practical management advice is given.

Prenatal Lactation Assessments: Prevention is better than cure. Many women have concerns about their ability to breastfeed. A careful prenatal lactation assessment is often helpful in identifying potential mother and infant factors that might interfere with successful breastfeeding.

Breastfeeding and premature infants: Sometimes mothers need assistance with establishing or maintaining lactation during periods of seperation from their babies. Pharmacological and other medical and non-medical advice are given.

Adoption and relactation: The biological, psychological and social aspects of adoption and breastfeeding are explored in a supportive and open ended manner.

Breastfeeding and working: When mothers return to work outside the home, many aspects of infant feeding need to be considered. We offer practical suggestions to combine exclusive and partial breastfeeding with work. Breast pumping is discussed in detail.