Infant Feeding, Tongue-Tie & Postnatal Services

We provide comprehensive tongue-tie assessments for babies presenting with feeding difficulties, considering both anatomy and function alongside a full feeding history.

 

Assessments are thorough and evidence-based, ensuring families receive clear, honest guidance tailored to their baby.

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Where a tongue-tie division is clinically indicated, this is carried out within our CQC-registered service, with appropriate consent, aftercare advice and follow-up feeding support provided.

We also offer reassurance and ongoing support when division is not recommended.

We offer specialist infant feeding support for families across Liverpool, Wirral and Cheshire, supporting breastfeeding, combination feeding, bottle feeding and expressing.

 

Our approach is personalised, evidence-based and centred around your baby’s needs and your family’s circumstances.

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Care is provided by experienced midwives, with access to International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) expertise within our team.

 

Appointments are unrushed and focused on practical guidance, helping parents feel confident and supported in their feeding decisions.

Our postnatal care focuses on supporting families during the fourth trimester - the early weeks after birth when feeding, recovery and adjustment to parenthood are most intense.

 

We provide personalised, practical support tailored to your individual needs, whether you are navigating feeding challenges, newborn care or your own postnatal recovery.

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Care is delivered by experienced midwives, offering unrushed appointments, clear guidance and compassionate reassurance. Support is provided at home, helping families feel supported, informed and confident during this important transition.

Our antenatal consultations are designed to help families feel prepared and informed ahead of their baby’s arrival, with a focus on infant feeding and the early postnatal period.

 

These sessions provide personalised, evidence-based guidance tailored to your feeding preferences, medical history and individual circumstances.

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Consultations offer an opportunity to discuss feeding expectations, practical preparation and common challenges, helping parents feel more confident as they approach birth and the early weeks with their baby.