06/08/2026
Meet the Infant Feeding Team
Emilie Deering, Infant Feeding Support Worker says "I love supporting new families as they welcome a new baby and adjust to their new roles. It's often a time when we feel really vulnerable and need lots of extra support, particularly with feeding. Breastfeeding might eventually feel quite natural but it's such a steep learning curve"
Jordan Nell Smith, Infant Feeding Support Worker says "Each feeding journey is different, but there are a few things I hear regularly from mums: I wish I knew how amazing breastmilk was and what my options were with my first child, I wish somebody had been honest with me about the work it takes to get breastfeeding started and not just left me expecting it to come naturally from day one, I wish I knew positioning/ timing/ feeding cues etc before, I wish I knew it shouldn't hurt every time my baby feeds. Each journey is different, but the key concepts remain the same and we work with mothers to reach their feeding goals - that's why I do what I do, because sometimes you need someone who can confidently help you"
Malin Lindberg, Infant Feeding Support Worker says "Unfortunately, I too know how it feels when breastfeeding isn't going well and I went into feeding support to try and make sure that no one else has to feel like I did. I'm also a strong believer of feeding support being free for families. I feel so lucky to be able to provide support to anyone who needs it in this role!"
Sam Adams, Infant Feeding Support Worker says "The joy of providing a family with evidence-based feeding support and enabling them to feed their baby in the way that suits them best is why I come to work each day."
We believe that all families should be able to achieve their feeding goals and we want to support you with this. Come along to our breastfeeding support groups or email us at [email protected] for support!
