Heidi Reynolds Lactation Consulting

10/24/2026

10/17/2026

If you know you know. Terrifying. 👻 🎃

05/22/2026

Planning to breastfeed but not sure what to expect? Join me June 17th at Kay Chiropractic and Wellness Centre in Glencoe to learn practical tips, build confidence, and prepare for those important first days with your baby. We’ll cover feeding cues, latching, milk supply, common challenges, and what’s actually normal in the newborn stage. Click here to register- https://kay-harris-chiropractic-and-wellness-centre.au1.cliniko.com/bookings

05/13/2026

Looking for a lactation consultant without the drive to the city? Heidi is right here in Glencoe with spots open this week!

You can book in online www.glencoewellness.ca, call 519-287-5701 or email us at [email protected]!

We look forward to seeing you soon!

04/28/2026

If you’re free and in the area on May 2, come say hi at the Mom and Baby Wellness Event in Mount Bridges with Middlesex Spine and Sport Clinic

04/10/2026

Introducing common allergens around 6 months is an important step in your baby’s feeding journey 👶🥄

One helpful tip: try to minimize contact between the food and your baby’s skin. When allergens sit on the face (especially around the mouth), they can sometimes cause skin irritation that looks like a reaction—even when it’s not a true allergy.
Instead, aim to offer the food directly into your baby’s mouth using a spoon when possible.

Small tweaks like this can help you feel more confident as you introduce new foods 💛 Reach out if you have any questions or want to chat more!

04/08/2026

Just call me and I’ll be right there!!! ❤️

04/07/2026

Prenatal hand expression is a great skill to start practicing during pregnancy—*if you’re at term and your primary healthcare provider has given you the go-ahead.*

It’s a wonderful way to:
• Learn the technique before you might need it in a pinch
• Get to know your body and your colostrum
• Possibly collect a small amount of milk before baby arrives

That said, it’s important to remember that not everyone will collect milk—and that’s completely normal. If you do, it’s usually just a few drops to a couple of millilitres.

Before starting, always check in with your healthcare provider to make sure it’s a safe option for you.

Have questions about prenatal hand expression? Feel free to reach out—I’m here to help 🤍