Vilia Tosio Prenatal And Breastfeeding Education

Forum for parents and parents to be to share to inspire to have a little fun…Breastfeeding Education.

Times are Flexible to suit your needs

Breastfeeding is more important than we every realised before, it’s about survival as humans. We now know that it is not only important for preventing illness. Brain wiring talks place, affecting emotional and psychosocial development and maturity. Mothers have more sleep and better quality sleep when breastfeeding. Yet less than 5% babies receive normal food intended for human babies. Formula is mostly made from cow’s milk……after all cows eat grass…. . Rarely do mothers need to use any formula perhaps in an emergency. If more mothers breastfeed more mothers can donate milk. Just like blood is the gift of life so is human milk.
Feel free to contact me for breastfeeding educations sessions or you can register at Keyno Syncrude Sport and Wellness Center. We look at what the challenges are and see the most amazing videos and latest research also hope to have fun and interactive session.
vtosio@gmail.com 7809722208

Compassion requires no titles, not that many generations ago we had our extended family living with us. Where we share knowledge, stories and receive help. Today I our modern world we don’t always have families close by. This is where friends are so important. This is why support groups are a safe place to meet and to share and have fun.

Short bio: Vilia Tosio has two adult children. Originally from South African where she is still a Registered Nurse, Midwife and Community Nurse and has worked as a registered nurse in South Africa, Europe and New Zealand before coming to Canada in 2007. While working in a Neonatal ICU at Addington Hospital in the early 80’s, witnessing how donor human milk was used. As very sick babies recovered, her passion for helping mothers with breastfeeding developed. She completed the Breastfeeding Association of South Africa course to qualify as a Counsellor. In the Netherlands she had a private practice as an IBCLC Lactation Consultant. She presently does prenatal and breastfeeding classes at Keyano College. Vilia started a weekly mother to mother support group in Fort McMurray & helps mothers on a voluntary basis in the community.