Question 1

Should I come on my own or bring my partner?

Accepted Answer

You’re very welcome to attend on your own. Many parents come solo, and our midwives will ensure you feel comfortable and supported throughout the workshop. If your partner can attend, we encourage them to do so as we know how important a supportive partner can be to breastfeeding success.

Question 2

Is this only for first-time parents?

Accepted Answer

No, this workshop is for all expectant and new parents, whether this is your first baby or you’ve breastfed before. Everyone is welcome.

Question 3

Can I attend if I am expecting twins?

Accepted Answer

Yes, absolutely. The workshop is suitable for any parent interested to learn more about breastfeeding and how to get it off to the best start.

Question 4

What topics will be covered?

Accepted Answer

We’ll discuss how breastfeeding works, positioning and attachment, responsive breastfeeding, the importance of skin-to-skin contact, how to collect colostrum towards the end of your pregnancy, and where to get support after your baby is born.

Question 5

When should I attend the workshop?

Accepted Answer

You can attend at any stage of pregnancy, but many parents find it most helpful in the second or third trimester.

Question 6

How long does the workshop last?

Accepted Answer

The workshop is 3 hours long.

Question 7

How do I get to the Wickbourne Centre?

Accepted Answer

By car, follow directions to The Wickbourne Centre, BN17 7DZ. Parking is free in the Wickbourne Centre car park and along Clun Road.
‍It is a ten minute walk from Littlehampton train station and the 700 Coastliner Route bus stops right outside.

Question 8

Is The Wickbourne Centre wheelchair friendly?

Accepted Answer

The Wickbourne Centre has level access and is suitable for wheelchairs and mobility scooters.

Question 9

Is there parking available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there is free parking in the Wickbourne Centre car park and along Clun Road.

Question 10

Is this workshop suitable if I’m planning to combination feed or express?

Accepted Answer

Yes — this workshop is helpful for any parent considering giving breast milk to their baby. We will explains how lactation works and why establishing a strong milk supply in the early weeks is so important.

Question 11

Will this workshop cover artificial/formula feeding?

Accepted Answer

No, the workshop doesn’t cover formula feeding. However, you can speak one-to-one with your midwife about formula feeding during your community appointments, where they can give personalised support and answer any questions.

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