Sylvia Boyd uses her physical therapy skills in the treatment of newborns who have difficulty breastfeeding.www.mybreastfeeding.com: The website of Sylvia J. Boyd, PT, LCCE, IBCLC, CLE, Lamaze certified childbirth educator and lactation consultant. Her specialty is in using her physical therapy skills to help babies latch-on & breastfeed successfully since 1967. She also enjoys teaching several Prenatal Classes in Hayward, CA.

Serving as a physical therapist who uses her therapy training to help babies latch successfully and nurse efficiently, Sylvia specializes in helping babies who can’t latch, can’t nurse both breasts, or cause the mother pain when nursing.

She has decades of experience helping

mothers breastfeed.

Here is a sampling of some of the resources and success stories you will find helpful
on the pages of www.MyBreastfeeding.com:

 

¨ Carole’s Story: How Sylvia’s CranioSacral Therapy helped Carole’s baby finally find relief from constant crying.

 

¨ Thoughts on Skin-to-Skin Contact: the key to successful breastfeeding, by Pat Gima

 

¨ “The Effect of Birth on Breastfeeding – How We Can Affect the Outcome"
This is Sylvia’s popular 2-hour symposium for all those trained in providing an optimal birth and breastfeeding experience for mother and baby.
Schedule
her to speak at your next Bay Area event.

¨ New & expectant parents in the Bay Area: Check into Sylvia’s Lamaze Class in Hayward, California.  It’s free for those delivering at nearby St. Rose Hospital.

¨ Information on California’s little known Paid Family Leave Program.

 

Sylvia Boyd is a physical therapist, lactation consultant and
Lamaze certified childbirth educator.

Please telephone or email Sylvia for more information on the services she can provide for you and your baby:

 

Phone: (510) 538-3679 * Alternate phone or Fax: (510) 881-5348 for breastfeeding help
or send an e-mail to Sylvia@Boyd.com.

 



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Sylvia Boyd's passion in life is to help mother and baby overcome the obstacles to enjoying a satisfying breastfeeding experience.