Clare regularly appears on television, radio and is often featured in articles where she discusses her own methods and practice.
IN THE PRESS
When breast feeding ends
Women's Hour - BBC
A breastfeeding clinic with expert Clare Byam-Cook
The Daily Mail
Exploring if breast is best
The One show - BBC 1
Breastfeeding - All, nothing or somewhere in between
Women’s hour - BBC Radio 4
Breast-feeding isn't always best
The Spectator
Breastfeeding made easy
The Telegraph
“The worst day of crying, unsurprisingly, coincided with the day my milk ‘came in’. I looked as if I had been on the receiving end of a bad boob job. It was time to engage the services of Clare byam-Cook, my breastfeeding counsellor. She came round the morning after I came home and, in her no-nonsense way, she made the whole experience even more enjoyable and rewarding.”
“Clare is a bastion of common-sense. She says that if a mother went out and bought a hamster she would be given more instructions on how to feed it than she currently gets on how to feed her precious baby.”
“Despite being a professional working with children I soon realised that at a personal level common sense can go out of the window. As an uncle and more recently a father I have very gratefully accepted Clare’s straight talking no-nonsense approach. Not only do I now have a niece and son who eat and consequently sleep better but Clare’s invaluable help has resulted in four happier parents as well.”
