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Professor Amy Brown is based in the Department of Public Health, Policy and Social Sciences at Swansea University in the UK where she directs the new research centre ‘LIFT’ : Lactation, Infant Feeding and Translation.
Marie discusses her dynamic breastfeeding journey, including trying everything to increase supply with varying degrees of effectiveness.
In this video a group of La Leche League leaders and members walk us through a typical session, with a particular focus on establishing breastfeeding in the early days and weeks.
In this video Kelly, a breastfeeding peer support coordinator, chats with women who are currently working in their communities as breastfeeding peer support counsellors.
Lizzie shares her experiences of breastfeeding in the early days, and the ways in which she has been able to make breastfeeding an achievable and enjoyable experience, including mixed feeding.
In this Video Emma shares what she wishes she was told about her breasts when she was a young girl. Emma explains the functions of breasts and discusses how they change throughout the lifetime, including during puberty and pregnancy.
Kia ora everyone! Over the next week we’ll be chatting to local māmās about their breastfeeding journeys, as well as national and international infant feeding experts.
Week long Breastfeeding Selfie Competition during WBW Send a breastfeeding selfie to info@breastfeedingeastcoast or upload to Breastfeeding East Coast/ Wai u Tairāwhiti Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/www.breastfeedingeastcoast.nz/ Prizes from our Breastfeeding Friendly Tairāwhiti businesses to be given away. Breastfeeding in Public Just because we can’t gather together in person to celebrate breastfeeding, doesn’t mean we can’t come together online! Happy 2020 World Breastfeeding Week Tairāwhiti!
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