My guest today is Amey Fields, an Internationally Board-Certified Lactation Consultant and labor and delivery nurse with over 20 years of experience helping moms and babies with breastfeeding.

She started working as a labor and delivery nurse in 1998 and in 2010, was given the opportunity to run the community education department at the hospital she was working at. She became Lamaze certified and began teaching childbirth and newborn care classes to expectant parents. In addition to working as a labor nurse in the hospital setting, she has also assisted with home births and spent two years working at a free-standing birth center. In 2011 she started a postpartum support group called Circle of Mothers.

You can find out more about Amey at azbreastfedbabies.com.

Show Notes:

+ Amey's Office: https://www.azbreastfedbabies.com/

+ The Boob Group: https://baby-prep-university.mykajabi.com/the-boob-group

+ Amey's Registry Must Haves: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/62a87ab73a02db9ba31a17a4

+ Ninnico Pacifier

+ MyoMunchee Mini

+ Hypnobirth Guided Meditation on Spotify

+ Article by Michale Chatham, "Is Your Baby a Tether-Berg or a Tether-Floe?"

+ Agave Pediatrics - Dr. Rajeev Agarwal

+ Maya Bolman, IBCLC

+ Dr. Brown's Bottles on Amazon

S6:E52 - Amey Fields: Breastfeeding Is Not Just About the Latch

Today marks an exciting time for music lovers, as Fri3ndship releases an immersive remix of their hit "I Don't Wanna Talk", expertly produced by acclaimed artist Teknical. This remix, titled "I Dont Wanna Talk (Remix by Teknical)", transcends boundaries with its flow and soulful vibes, elevating the original track to new heights.

Teknical, known for his exceptional ability to blend diverse genres, has reimagined "I Dont Wanna Talk" into a true masterpiece. The remix presents a fresh and dynamic soundscape characterized by innovative beats, concise basslines and the seamless integration of Fri3ndship's enchanting vocals. The result is a harmonious fusion of electronic and soulful elements that captivates listeners from start to finish.

Fri3ndship's original track "I Don't Wanna Talk" received widespread acclaim for its emotive lyrics and catchy melody. Now, with Teknical's artistic touch, the remix takes the song to a completely new level, creating an immersive experience for fans and new listeners.

One of the highlights of the remix is ​​the meticulous editing of Fri3ndship's vocals, enhancing their beauty and emotional resonance. An attention to technical detail stands out, creating a rich and nuanced sonic tapestry.

To further amplify the impact of this remix, Fri3ndship is releasing a special radio version. This version was tailor-made for radio play, ensuring the immersive sounds of "I Don't Wanna Talk (Remix by Teknical)" reach a wider audience.

"I Don't Wanna Talk (Remix by Teknical)" is about to become a playlist staple and a favorite among music lovers who appreciate the perfect combination of soulful vocals and electronic beats. Fri3ndship and Teknical invite everyone to embark on this musical journey, where emotions, beats and art meet.

Fri3ndship - I Don't Wanna Talk (Teknical Remix - Radio Edit)

Nikki is joined with a heavy hitting guest mix from Belfast's very own SIMPY.

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Fernando Ferreira delves into Brazil's musical roots with the release of his latest EP, "Don't Lie To Me". With a unique fusion of Jazz, Samba and Drum and Bass, this three-track EP promises to transport listeners on a sonic journey full of Brazilianness and authenticity.

Fernando Ferreira, known for his unparalleled ability to transcend musical boundaries, once again demonstrates his mastery by incorporating distinct elements of Brazilian music into each track of "Don't Lie To Me". This release is a celebration of Brazil's cultural and musical richness, featuring a captivating combination of rhythms and melodies.

Fernando Ferreira - Dont lie to me

"2099" is more than a simple track; is a sonic journey that transcends the boundaries of styles, unifying the rich diversity of electronic music. DJ CJL delves into the roots of Drum and Bass, incorporating pulsating rhythms and energetic beats, before smoothly transitioning into captivating elements of House, creating a listening experience that is simultaneously nostalgic and innovative.

Support him here: https://bfan.link/djcjl-2099

DJ CJL - 2099

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Robby East and Lizzy Land hitting it on the head at 39 mins... Title track for the mix and feelings as of late, as are 1 and 3.

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Jill O’Boyle a High Performance Coach, Author, Motivational Speaker and Host of the “Your Life Your Story – Rise Up” Podcast. She specializes in Communication, Productivity, and Purpose.
As a time-management expert, Jill helps high-achieving professional women work less, get more done and reignite passion, freedom, and abundance in all areas of their life.
She understands because she’s been there, and she knows the path forward to reach massive results in getting your time back while maintaining a life full of peace, productivity, and purpose.

- The 3 barriers that keep many high achieving women stuck in burnout and busy work.
- Why a morning routine should be a non-negotiable!
- Lean in to why it's happening for you vs to you. My rock bottom moment of burnout, affair and addiction led me to a breakthrough I would have never seen coming.

Your Life Your Story RISE Up | Jill O’Boyle

Christine in Denver, Colorado, is pondering the etiquette of correcting someone's pronunciation. How do you approach knowing the actual pronunciation of a word, when it's not the most common one? For example, Christine learned that the name of the Japanese clothing store Uniqlo is pronounced YOO-ni-kloh, but some people she knows call it yoo-NEEK-loh. Is it kinder to offer a gentle correction, or should you adopt what you know is the wrong pronunciation in order to be agreeable? http://waywordradio.org

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