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Marcela's kōrero

I always dreamed of the perfect scenario of having a normal labour and breastfeed straight away. But with a premature son I could not. He had to go to the NICU and was not able to suck my breast properly.

Raquel's kōrero

I’ve learnt by experience that every baby has its particularities when feeding, what works for one doesn’t for the other and it makes the breastfeeding a huge challenge that can be overcome through family and friends support, love and patience.

Simi's kōrero

The best part of breastfeeding was recovery was quick.  And lockdown happened not long after she was born.  We went on hikes in the hills almost daily.  It was great not having to carry much more than a nappy and...

Rata's kōrero

Using a nipple shield really threw me, I’m not sure why but I felt very whakamā about it, I think because it wasn’t the beautiful breastfeeding experience I was expecting, and I had never really heard of other people using...

Vanessa's kōrero

It is really special to see the nourishment to their wairua/spirit and hinengaro/mind through the love and bond I share with them during breastfeeding. My children are my taonga.

Briar's kōrero

It hasn't been super smooth sailing (the gymnastic stage is tough folks, and the twiddling can feel unbearable), but the benefits far outweigh the costs.

Vaccination client kōrero's kōrero

“Today I had the privilege of three young beautiful wahine do a home visit to administer my booster vaccine. Their approach, professional presentation and diligence was exceptional. Because I have worked in the health industry, I have a real appreciation...

Māmā of Whānau Mai participant’s kōrero's kōrero

“I came home feeling full from the beautiful and healthy kai and this has supported my hapū daughter to understand more about what pregnancy involves. She came home happy and sharing what she has done and learned. Thank you for...

Whānau Mai participant kōrero's kōrero

“I just wanted to take this time to thank you for your knowledge and sharing your experiences with us today. I loved how comfortable and at home I felt and the different kōrero. It was helpful information and good to...

Hope and Julian’s kōrero's kōrero

Hope and Julian of Papanui went smoke free together and put their money towards a new car.

Kat’s kōrero's kōrero

Kat (30) of Riccarton says, “I’m better than where I was five weeks ago. This is my new morning routine, reaching for my Varenicline medicine. No more butt runs for me. I’m not 100% fully smoke free yet. I’m trying...

Kate’s kōrero's kōrero

Kate (47) of Riccarton is saving more than $85 a week from quitting smoking. Kate says, “This makes me feel good. It’s time to go shopping and treat myself.”

Nakisha’s kōrero's kōrero

Nakisha (35 weeks hapū) says, “I don’t want to cut my years short. I want to be smoke free for my pēpi. I don’t want him to smoke. I want my son to look up to me as a proud...

Naveed’s kōrero's kōrero

Naveed (33) of Hornby sends this message to whānau wanting to give up smoking, “Make a quit date, be mentally strong, let family and friends know you are on this journey. Make those small changes and stick to them. It...

Paulette’s kōrero's kōrero

I tried so many times to give up smoking. The longest time was three months. I am one month in now. I think I will give up for good this time, because I am in a different mindset and feeling...

Regien’s kōrero's kōrero

Reg (73) of Hornby switched her smoking habit to crochet knitting. Saving over $3,000 in the eight weeks since quitting. Reg says, “I see the money I would have bought smokes within my bank account every week growing and growing....

Sue’s kōrero's kōrero

Sue (54) of Parklands has saved well over $2,000 since quitting smoking. Smoking since the age of 13 and two heart attacks later, Sue knew it was time to give it up. She wants to be able to run around...

Tony’s kōrero's kōrero

I started dabbling around with smoking around age 14 or 15 years old. It all started with a group of high school friends who I was knocking round with, I guess that it all started with a “here, try one...
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