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Bulk billed appointments available |

NEW Bulk billed appointments available |

Coming here is the best decision you’ve made mama

What awaits you is the most gentle, respectful and informed support for your motherhood journey

If you’re after inclusive, holistic and evidence based support for your pregnancy and early motherhood journey, we’ve got you! Our approach is simple- make maternity care and breastfeeding relevant, exciting, simple and accessible. Everything else in life is complicated. Breastfeeding, mothering and postpartum shouldn’t have to be. Our offerings are vast and focussed on you and your sweet baby, including consultations, courses, products and more. Have a look at our services below and promise you’ll reach out if you have questions or need some assistance.

Medicare rebates available for all clients without a referral

*from pregnancy through to 6 weeks postpartum only

Infant feeding support

For minor to complex breast and infant feeding issues, book a 1:1 consult here

Midwifery care

Private antenatal and postpartum care on the Central Coast NSW

Shop products

For products to support and nurture your best breastfeeding journey

Stop letting pumping suck

Sign up to our self paced pumping course to revolutionise your pumping experience

Mentorship and professional support

1:1 and group support for maternity based professionals moving into, establishing or expanding their clinical work or private practice

Meet Kate

Endorsed midwife, IBCLC and mama behind Milky Business

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