Jun 24, 2019
<p> Natalie had both her children through midwifery care in Melbourne. Her first pregnancy was quite straight forward and she delivered her first son at 36 weeks without pain medication. Reuben had a severe tongue tie and she was unable to get him to latch. Natalie expressed around the clock and bottle-fed her little boy. He wasn’t sleeping well and she wasn’t able to enjoy him as she was constantly pumping, feeding and resettling. It wasn’t until Reuben was one-year old that Natalie realised that she had post natal depression. </p>
<p> To hear more about Natalie’s story and how she developed cholestasis tune into this weeks episode. </p>
<p> Topics include: postnatal depression, midwifery care, tongue tie, cholestasis </p>
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