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Behind the Latch

Margaret Salty
Breastfeeding
Lactation Consulting
Lactation Support
Exclusive Breastfeeding
IBCLC
Lactation Consultants
IBCLC Scope Of Practice
Oversupply
Breastfeeding Innovations
Tongue Tie
Infant Feeding Issues
Triple Feeding Plan
Medela
Maternal Health
Hyperlactation
Breast Milk Production
Breast Pump Technology
Breastfeeding Support
Block Feeding
Inverted Nipples

The Behind the Latch with Margaret Salty is your essential companion for lifelong growth in the field of lactation consulting. Whether you're a student, a newly certified IBCLC, or an experienced consultant, this podcast is designed to support your ongoing journey. Each episode brings you expert interviews, real-world case studies, and the latest research updates—giving you practical insights you ... more

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In this episode of Behind the Latch, Margaret Salty interviews Jacob Engelsman, IBCLC and author of Lactation for the Rest of Us: A Guide for Queer and Trans Parents and Helpers.

**Special Discount: Receive 20% off until 10/31/25 on Jacob's book wit... more

In this episode of Behind the Latch, Margaret Salty interviews Dr. Jacqueline H. Wolf, medical historian and author of Don’t Kill Your Baby: Public Health and the Decline of Breastfeeding in the 19th and 20th Centuries. Dr. Wolf is a professor at Ohi... more

In this episode of Behind the Latch, Margaret Salty interviews Dana Obleman, creator of the Sleep Sense program and founder of the Sleep Sense Certification, where she trains sleep consultants worldwide. Dana has been a pioneer in the field of infant... more

In this episode of Behind the Latch, Margaret Salty interviews Jasmine Creighton, owner of Yaya's Hands Perinatal and Lactation Services in Southern California. Jasmine is also president-elect of the Inland Empire Breastfeeding Coalition, leader of i... more

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Recent Guests

Jacob Engelsman
IBCLC and author focused on inclusive lactation care for queer and trans families
Episode: Supporting Queer and Trans Families in Lactation: A Conversation with Jacob Engelsman, IBCLC
Dr. Jacqueline Wolf
Medical historian and author of Don't Kill Your Baby
Episode: Breastfeeding, History, and Public Health: Lessons from Dr. Jacqueline Wolf
Dana Obleman
Creator of the Sleep Sense Program and founder of Sleep Sense Certification, she trains sleep consultants worldwide.
Sleep Sense Program
Episode: Sleep Sense: Supporting Families with Infant Sleep
Jasmine Creighton
Lactation counselor, perinatal health specialist, and passionate advocate for Black breastfeeding equity.
YahYah Hands Perinatal and Lactation Services
Episode: Equity, Advocacy, and Mentorship in Lactation with Jasmine Creighton
Jeanne Pichoff
Occupational Therapist and IBCLC, specializing in infant feeding and lactation care.
Flourish Pediatric Therapy and Lactation
Episode: The OT Advantage: How Occupational Therapy Elevates Lactation Care with Jeanne Pichoff
Dr. Lisa Anders
Assistant Professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and IBCLC
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Episode: Rethinking Flange Fit: A Conversation with Dr. Lisa Anders
Dr. Emily Little
Researcher and the founder of Nurturely, a nonprofit focused on perinatal health equity and nurturing care.
Nurturely
Episode: Dr. Emily Little on Supporting the Whole Perinatal Experience
Cierra Murphy-Higgs
IBCLC and Perinatal Behavioral Health Coach
Family Well Health
Episode: Failing Systems, Not Failing Mothers: Reclaiming Mental Health in Lactation Care with Cierra Murphy-Higgs
Dr. Kathryn Wouk
IBCLC Maternal Child Health Researcher and Associate Editor at the Journal of Human Lactation
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation
Episode: Making Research Make Sense: Clinical vs. Statistical Significance with Dr. Kathryn Wouk

Host

Margaret Salty
Host of Behind the Latch, experienced IBCLC and educator, dedicated to providing ongoing education and mentoring in the field of lactation consulting.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • Helpful and interesting!

    This podcast is super helpful for keeping me up to date on current research. It is often a springboard for me to do further research on my own as well. Thanks for making this resource, Margaret!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Annika Gill
    United States5 months ago
  • For everyone who works with lactating clients and patients

    This is a fantastically informative podcast not just for aspiring and new IBCLCs but also for anyone who works with lactating parents. The expert interviews are full of information that many people who have been working in the field for a long time might not be aware of--like the nuanced conversation about tongue tie with Dr. Hazelbaker, or the incredible discussion about the relationship between lactation and the pelvic floor with a peripartum pelvic health physical therapist. The research reca... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kittyrumpus
    United States8 months ago
  • Highly Recommend

    I recently discovered a fantastic podcast for new lactation consultants and students, it's been a game changer! Each episode is packed with practical tips, expert insights, and inspiring stories that truly resonate. The host creates a welcoming atmosphere, making topics accessible and engaging. It’s an invaluable resource for anyone looking to enhance their skills and confidence in supporting breastfeeding families.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J73!
    United Statesa year ago

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Audience members frequently commend the practical tips and fostering of ongoing professional development, indicating it's highly valuable for their work.
Listeners appreciate the impressive depth and relevance of expert interviews, noting they provide critical insights beneficial for both new and experienced IBCLCs.
There is a strong recognition of the podcast's commitment to addressing systemic inequities in lactation care, which resonates well with those passionate about advocacy.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Supporting Queer and Trans Families in Lactation: A Conversation with Jacob Engelsman, IBCLC
Q: What are some of the key considerations or challenges these families face? And how can professionals best support them?
Jacob notes that most challenges faced by these families are similar to those faced by all families, emphasizing the need for acceptance and understanding from professionals.
Supporting Queer and Trans Families in Lactation: A Conversation with Jacob Engelsman, IBCLC
Q: How can IBCLCs and other lactation professionals expand their language specifically, but also their knowledge and their practice to better serve queer, trans, non-binary families?
Jacob emphasizes the importance of engaging with the local queer community and practicing inclusive language at home to become more comfortable in the consultation setting.
Supporting Queer and Trans Families in Lactation: A Conversation with Jacob Engelsman, IBCLC
Q: So what is it that brought you to this work?
Jacob discusses his innate ability to connect with babies and his journey through working in food service to eventually discovering the field of postpartum doula and lactation consulting.
Breastfeeding, History, and Public Health: Lessons from Dr. Jacqueline Wolf
Q: What does the history of wet nurses reveal about cultural attitudes towards women and breastfeeding?
Dr. Wolf explains that the tension around wet nurses reflects the mistrust of women's bodies in the 19th century, showcasing how societal norms devalued mothers while still relying on them for infant nourishment.
Breastfeeding, History, and Public Health: Lessons from Dr. Jacqueline Wolf
Q: What brought you to the work that you're doing?
Dr. Wolf shares her journey of becoming a medical historian focused on breastfeeding after having a baby during her graduate studies, highlighting her interest in the history of breastfeeding practices in the U.S.

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What is Behind the Latch about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content focuses on lactation consulting, providing resources and support for a wide audience, ranging from students to seasoned lactation consultants. Through expert interviews and in-depth discussions, listeners gain practical insights into various aspects of lactation, including infant feeding, breastfeeding advocacy, mental health considerations, and innovations in the field. The emphasis on evidence-based practices and team collaboration sets this apart as a valuable resource for professionals looking to enhance their practice and enrich the breastfeeding journey for families.

Unique to this audio resource is its commitment to addressing systemic issues within lactation care, advocating for equity and improved access to services, a... more

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Recent guests on Behind the Latch include:

1. Jacob Engelsman
2. Dr. Jacqueline Wolf
3. Dana Obleman
4. Jasmine Creighton
5. Jeanne Pichoff
6. Dr. Lisa Anders
7. Dr. Emily Little
8. Cierra Murphy-Higgs

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