About Me
Aurelia Mullen Spadini, RN, BSN, MSN, IBCLC.
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) since 2002. Experience in hospital postpartum unit, hospital maternal child unit, and neonatal intensive care units in tertiary care hospitals.
Parents comments continued:
- The most valuable part of the visit was the plan I made for them going forward.
- If there were time-specific concerns about the baby’s weight loss, jaundice, how to wake the baby, breast-feeding concerns, or SIDS prevention, moms would say I stayed focused in on that concern and followed through by reaching out to pediatric nurse practitioners/MDs, when the concern required extra attention.
- Mom/parents would say they felt cared for after my visit was completed.
- At the end of the visit, I would reach out to various resources in the community, (Public Health nursing follow up, breast-feeding support groups, Lactation assistance), to make sure that mothers were connected up to supportive resources in the community.