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Prenatal practical class

Harvesting Colostrum Course

Antenatal Class in Singapore

Learn how to hand express, collect and store your first milk safely, with calm, practical guidance before baby arrives.

Prenatal expressing is usually considered from 37 weeks, but only after your obstetric or maternity team confirms that it is appropriate for your pregnancy.

“The goal is not volume. It is preparation, knowledge and confidence before baby arrives.”Ms Yasa Yong · Head ConsultantPrincipal Trainer · IBCLC · Registered Midwife · Registered Nurse
Sister Yasa giving an expectant mother practical guidance on harvesting colostrum
Ms Yasa YongHead Consultant, The Lactation ClinicPrincipal TrainerIBCLC · Registered Midwife · Registered Nurse

Learn with confidence

A small skill that can help you feel better prepared

Sister Yasa guides you through the technique step by step, explains what is normal and helps you understand when to stop or seek advice. The aim is preparation, not pressure.

A private session with a Certified Lactation Consultant, for you and your partner: 120 minutes on breastfeeding at 37 weeks, plus a 20-minute return visit for colostrum collection.

Every session is run by a Certified Lactation Consultant, under our Head Consultant, Sister Yasa.

Sessions run privately, one couple at a time. Book the part that suits where you are in your pregnancy, or take both.

Important: Prenatal expressing is not suitable for every pregnancy. Please obtain advice from your maternity provider before you begin.

01

Express

Practise gentle breast preparation and hand-expression techniques with professional guidance.

02

Collect

Learn how to collect small drops hygienically using a sterile syringe.

03

Store

Understand safe labelling, freezing, transport and use after birth.

Personal colostrum-harvesting instruction with Sister Yasa Practical prenatal preparation, taught with care

Why take this practical class?

Know what to do before the first feed

Guided practice can make the technique feel more familiar before birth. A small stored reserve may also be helpful if your newborn needs supplementary feeds, has difficulty latching or is briefly separated from you.

Technique

Practise with supervision

Receive immediate, respectful guidance so you can adjust your hand position and pressure safely.

Safety

Recognise when to pause

Learn what you may notice, when to stop and when to contact your maternity team.

Reassurance

Every experience is different

Some mothers collect a few drops and others collect none before birth. This does not predict later milk supply.

The detail

Everything about this class

Session enquiry

Ask about a suitable session

Share a few details and the BMB team will contact you about availability and the most suitable class arrangement.

Your enquiry will be sent to trina@ladyraffles.com.

WhatsApp our team on +65 8368 2756 to pick a date, or to ask whether it suits where you are in your pregnancy.

Ask a Question

WhatsApp questions

The BMB team will contact you to discuss the next step.

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Support through pregnancy, feeding and newborn care

Return to the main clinic introduction to learn about consultations with Sister Yasa and the Newborn Course Training.

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