Doctors

My journey toward supporting mothers began in 2019 with the birth of my daughter. At first, my interest in breastfeeding and early bonding grew through my own experience as a mother. From 2022, I supported families as a volunteer at Uzsoki Street Hospital while studying to become a lactation consultant at Semmelweis University.

I earned my degree in lactation consulting at Semmelweis University in February 2024, and since June 2024 I have been a member of the team at Duna Medical Center. In 2025, I also successfully completed the international IBCLC examination, one of the highest professional qualifications in breastfeeding support worldwide.

In my work, it is important to me that mothers receive not only professional guidance but also accepting, compassionate, and supportive care in a safe environment. I believe that breastfeeding is not an instinctive process but a shared learning experience for both mother and baby, where appropriate support and guidance play an essential role.

I am particularly interested in complex breastfeeding situations, supporting mothers experiencing breastfeeding aversion, and the connection between neurodiversity and breastfeeding.

Publications and presentations:

• Supporting Mothers Experiencing Breastfeeding Aversion. In: Holistic Care in the Perinatal Period and Beyond – Health Visitor Continuing Education Conference, Budapest, 27 May 2024.
• “Can I Say It Out Loud? I Don’t Want to Breastfeed.” – Supporting Mothers Experiencing Aversion During the First Days in Hospital. Presented at the Semmelweis Lactation Conference, Budapest.
• Neurodiversity and Breastfeeding – Neurodiverse Parenting Conference, 19 January 2026.