Nurture Family Feeding Clinic
Supporting southern Alberta families through the fourth trimester.

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Does my baby have a tongue tie? Dr. Erin Appleton, a Canadian breastfeeding medicine physician, on how ties are actually diagnosed — and why function matters more than what the tongue looks like. ...more
Supply Management ,Breast Health & Troubleshooting &Supply Management & Efficiency
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Is my baby getting enough milk? Dr. Erin Appleton, a Canadian breastfeeding medicine physician, walks through the real signs your baby is well-fed — and what cluster feeding in summer actually means. ...more
Supply Management ,Breast Health & Troubleshooting &Supply Management & Efficiency
June 08, 2026•7 min read

Fueling for the Trails: The Wet Calorie Protocol for Active Parents blog cover. Breastfeeding MD clinical guidance for hiking and milk supply. ...more
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May 19, 2026•3 min read

Is your 4-month-old suddenly "mouthy"? Learn the Biological Logic behind oral exploration, how to distinguish curiosity from hunger cues, and why avoiding the "Supply Panic" trap is essential for prot... ...more
Supply Management ,Breast Health & Troubleshooting &Supply Management & Efficiency
May 05, 2026•4 min read

Stop paying the "Return to Work Tax" on expensive new gear that doesn't solve your supply hurdles. This post breaks down the financial and technical logic of why mastering your current pump's mechanic... ...more
Supply Management ,Breast Health & Troubleshooting &Supply Management & Efficiency
April 22, 2026•3 min read

Is your "Lactation Graveyard" full of expensive, unproven supplements? Learn the biological logic of why your body needs calories and demand—not magic cookies—to maintain your supply. Audit your cabin... ...more
Supply Management ,Supply Management & Efficiency &Troubleshooting & Pain
April 08, 2026•3 min read
Nurture Family Feeding Clinic is temporarily closed due to Dr. Appleton's injury.
Supporting southern Alberta families through the fourth trimester.
Update from Nurture Family Feeding Clinic
Just prior to returning from the holiday break, Dr. Appleton was involved in a skiing accident that has temporarily left her unable to work. She's OK, but as a result, Nurture Family Feeding Clinic is closed until further notice.
Primary Solution:
While our physical doors are closed, Dr. Appleton’s expert guidance is still available through her virtual course.
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