Support
If you are struggling and in need of support, please use the following compilation of resources to get the appropriate help. These services are ready to provide you with breastfeeding support, information, and advice.
Services
The NHS recommends contacting midwives, health visitors, and trained local volunteers for those seeking 1-1 support. Drop-in centres are also available for visiting healthcare professionals face to face.
While providing health advice and information for youth ages 0-19, this NHS initiative provides a collection of breastfeeding support. Starting well can direct you to breastfeeding support groups and helps parents with breastfeeding advice for the workplace.
Association of Breastfeeding Mothers
A charity over 40 years old comprised of trained volunteers to support your breastfeeding through education, counselling, and local groups.
National Childbirth Trust
Has resources about breastfeeding, has an infant feeding support line and personalised feeding support for parents.
24/7 breastfeeding support and information.
An online webpage from the National Health Service with guidance, support, help, and links to other breastfeeding resources.
Gain 1-1 support from trained counsellors: mothers and parents who have experienced their own breastfeeding journey.
This charity strives to improve the health and well-being of families through advocacy and professional IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultants) breastfeeding support. Find your local IBCLC on their website.
UKAMB's goal is to improve the accessibility of safe and screened donor breastmilk. Read information and advice on donating and receiving breastmilk and locate your nearest milkbank.