We provide assistance with prenatal counselling, common issues during breastfeeding intitiation, as well as support with more complex breastfeeding issues - including oral assessments and breastfeeding multiples.
Email us to book our private services
(Combinations of services or repeat visits may be offered at discounted prices)
After a long and difficult labour, I struggled to get baby to latch. Two days later and we were still having issues and feeding was painful and stressful. Jenn came to our house and taught me how to get baby to latch properly and it made a huge difference. She was very understanding and I felt completely comfortable.
The midwives at our hospital were good but they were very pushed for time and we found them reluctant to touch me and help guide baby onto the breast properly. We really benefitted from a couple of hours of one-on-one time with someone in the comfort of our own home. Jenn also taught me how to hand express, settle baby, and give baby her first bath. We ended up breastfeeding for 14 months thanks to the help we received.
I used Peas in a Pod Breastfeeding because I was recommended them by a friend, and I am SO glad for the recommendation! Without their guidance & support I would not still be breast feeding now 6 weeks in.
I had a really difficult start to breastfeeding with a small baby suffering from jaundice, which lead to her not feeding much and my breasts becoming engorged. By the time Rachel visited me I was in a complete state, but her calm and supportive manor reassured me, and she showed me how to address the issues and get my baby to latch. Then during my stay in hospital I was able to text Rachel if I hit further stumbling blocks. I know if I have any issues going forward Peas will be able to help me overcome them!
I have already recommended them to a few friends & would highly recommend to anyone needing breastfeeding support!
Expecting our first child in a pandemic has meant that we have needed even more support. I knew I wanted to breastfeed but also knew it would be impossible to attend classes as normal. However, I needn't have worried. The Peas ran a workshop for me and my partner which was full of clear, practical advice. We came away feeling as though we had just spent the afternoon in breastfeeding school!
The workshop provided us with loads of great tips to help my partner support me and feel involved with feeding, whilst also explaining the biology which meant we both understood the importance of getting feeding right and feeling confident that we could do it! I am so pleased we took part and it has got our breastfeeding journey off to a great start!
As our services are dynamic and flexible, please email us to discuss which services are best for you.
We are based in South London and cover London and surrounding areas.
Typically same day reply!
The decision to meet face to face is an individual and joint decision between us and families. By booking a home visit with peas you are agreeing to the fact that there is a risk of exposure to covid-19 or other illness
We offer video calls for up to 1 hr for advice if you prefer to not have hands on help at this time (£45). We can also give an antenatal breastfeeding class virtually and will post the information leaflet to you. This antenatal class virtually will not include first aid (£100).
We will have the following measures in place:
If anyone in your home has symptoms of Covid-19 please let us know as soon as possible and we will ensure that we come up with a plan to keep us and yourselves safe.
The benefits of breastfeeding outweigh any potential risks of transmission of the virus through breast milk or by being in close contact (PHE, March 2020)
The Lullaby Trust
Reducing risk of SID's
ABM
Find your local breastfeeding support group
Breastfeeding support cafes
In Southwark and Lambeth
The Breastfeeding Network
Further breastfeeding support and information
La Lech League
A breastfeeding support charity
NHS
Find the NHS 'off to the best start leaflet' and more
National Breastfeeding Helpline
Funded by NHS England- over the phone breastfeeding advice by volunteers