This mentorship training program aims to equip mentors with the skills and knowledge needed to be effective clinical mentors in a breastfeeding counselling program. Participants will learn about mentorship structure, clinical mentoring, strategies, building relationships with mentees, effective comm

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Explore common breastfeeding myths and misconceptions in this interactive guide. Learn the truth behind statements like malnourished mothers can't breastfeed, stress affects milk production, and babies need extra fluids. Understand why it's crucial for mothers to continue breastfeeding during diarrh

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Learn about the impact of various medications on breast milk and lactation, including identifying adverse effects on babies, safe medication choices for breastfeeding women with specific conditions, drugs affecting lactation, and pharmacokinetic changes in pediatric populations.

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Healthy and Happy Families (HHF) in Myanmar leverages Facebook as its main social media platform to disseminate knowledge on optimal breastfeeding, complementary feeding, maternal nutrition, and dietary practices. By engaging with a diverse target audience, HHF aims to promote a breastfeeding-suppor

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In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is crucial to protect, promote, and support appropriate Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) practices. This includes maintaining respiratory hygiene during feeding, emphasizing handwashing, and promoting breastfeeding with necessary precautions. The IYCF

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Iodine is an essential mineral crucial for thyroid function and preventing birth defects like cretinism. It is found in varying amounts in soil, iodized salt, seafood, and certain foods. Iodized salt contains 400 micrograms of iodine per teaspoon. Daily iodine requirements differ based on age and li

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Breastfeeding is crucial for the health and well-being of both mothers and babies. It is recommended to exclusively breastfeed for the first six months and continue with complementary foods in the following months. Breastfeeding provides numerous benefits, from antibodies in colostrum to long-term h

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Developing a Breastfeeding Friendly (BBF) Policy involves prioritizing key actions, assessing recommendation effectiveness, affordability, and feasibility. The process includes meetings to identify priority recommendations and propose actions accordingly. Key recommendations, accompanied by proposed

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Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies (IYCF-E) focuses on protecting and supporting safe feeding practices for infants and young children during all types of emergencies to reduce mortality and morbidity risks. Key actions include developing policies, training staff, coordinating operations,

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Explore strategies for improving breastfeeding rates through quality improvement projects in this informative presentation. Learn how to effectively present data, utilize visualization techniques, and engage stakeholders in promoting breastfeeding practices. Discover the impact of home visiting serv

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Maternal Nutrition Counseling is crucial for supporting pregnant and breastfeeding women, especially adolescents and those at-risk groups, to adopt and maintain positive practices. Skilled Breastfeeding Counseling plays a vital role in empowering women to breastfeed successfully by addressing challe

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Study conducted by Phetsavanh Chanthavilay, MD, PhD, focuses on factors influencing mothers and families to use BMS products in Laos and how this impacts health, nutrition behavior, and economics. The research aims to provide insights into the low exclusive breastfeeding rates and the challenges fac

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Women's Health Action surveyed 527 women on their experiences of breastfeeding or expressing in the workplace. Most women managed breastfeeding and working by expressing before or after work, with 8 out of 10 respondents indicating some level of workplace support for breastfeeding mothers. Positive

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Breastfeeding provides numerous benefits for both infants and mothers, including optimal nutrition, reduced risk of infections, and lower chances of developing diseases like breast and ovarian cancer. The International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes aims to regulate the promotion of al

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Drugs can impact lactation and breast milk, affecting the health of both the mother and her baby. Factors such as drug passage into milk, effects on milk production, and drug safety during lactation need to be considered. The permeability of breast alveolar cells can vary, influencing drug transfer

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Explore the potential impact of various conditions on milk supply in breastfeeding. Understand the likelihood and possibilities related to factors such as breast surgery, irradiation, trauma, and more. Utilize the updated 2021 AAP Breastfeeding Curriculum for educational purposes. Acknowledgment to

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Addressing critical issues in feeding low birth weight babies in Kenya, including the lack of accurate birth weight measurements, preterm birth rates, and the risks associated with formula milk feeding. Strategies such as promoting expressed breastmilk and supporting mothers in neonatal units are di

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This campaign features radio spots showcasing the importance of exclusive breastfeeding in the first six months of a baby's life. Grandmothers, aunts, and fathers play key supportive roles in ensuring proper nutrition and care for the baby. Messages emphasize the benefits of breastfeeding and balanc

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Babies face unique challenges in the early neonatal period when their mothers experience PPH. The outcomes vary based on whether the mother survives or not, affecting factors like delayed cord clamping, skin-to-skin contact, breastfeeding, and maternal care. Premature birth, birth asphyxia, and norm

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Explore the anatomy and physiology of breastfeeding, including the composition of human milk and individual components. Delve into breast anatomy, mammary tissue, alveoli, ducts, nipple and areola structure, and how inverted nipples can still allow for breastfeeding with appropriate assistance. Lear

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Explore the evolution of breastfeeding practices from historical perceptions to modern approaches, emphasizing the importance of education and support for successful breastfeeding. Insights from key figures and contemporary principles like Biological Nurturing and Laid-back Breastfeeding are highlig

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This presentation covers a detailed review of health provider schools and pre-service education programs focusing on breastfeeding topics for professionals caring for mothers, infants, and young children. It assesses the adequacy of budget allocation, hands-on training for facility-based and communi

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The presentation highlights key findings from the Breastfeeding Advocacy Gear Meeting 3, discussing major events drawing media attention to breastfeeding issues, high-level advocates promoting breastfeeding, a national advocacy strategy based on research, and the existence of cohesive networks to in

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Liverpool John Moores University has initiated a comprehensive program to support breastfeeding mothers among its staff and students. With a focus on staff engagement and improving the overall experience, LJMU has established designated breastfeeding rooms across its campuses, providing essential fa

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This presentation focuses on the COVID-19 vaccination programme for childbearing women, providing information on learning objectives, key messages, and current vaccination programmes for pregnant and breastfeeding women. It discusses the understanding of COVID-19 symptoms, the importance of vaccinat

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Breastfeeding can present various challenges such as latching issues, cracked nipples, engorgement, mastitis, low milk supply, thrush, and inverted nipples. Effective strategies include proper positioning, soothing gel pads, hand-expressing milk, antibiotics, frequent nursing, antifungal treatment,

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Breastfeeding provides numerous benefits for both the baby and mother, including optimal nutrition, antibodies for immunity, weight management, bonding time, and lower risk of diseases. Learning about proper latching techniques, milk production, positions for breastfeeding, and understanding the ben

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Breastfeeding is the optimal way to nourish infants, providing over 200 essential components for their health and development. This guide covers the definitions, benefits, techniques, and advantages of breastfeeding for both mothers and babies. From establishing milk supply to maintaining health out

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Employers were surveyed on their practices and attitudes towards breastfeeding in the workplace, with most workplaces offering support for breastfeeding employees. However, a notable percentage of respondents were unaware of relevant legislation and believed better support could be provided without

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The World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) coordinates the annual World Breastfeeding Week campaign, aligning it with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The WBW-SDGs Campaign focuses on the interconnected nature of breastfeeding and planetary health, emphasizing the role of breastfeeding

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This content focuses on the importance of supporting breastfeeding among incarcerated women, highlighting the challenges they face and ways to advocate for optimal outcomes. It shares the journey of a family separated by incarceration and emphasizes the need for collaboration with professionals in t

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Breastfeeding is crucial for infants as it provides over 200 components essential for growth and development. It offers numerous health benefits, helps in postpartum recovery, reduces the risk of various diseases, and promotes bonding between mother and child. For mothers, breastfeeding aids in weig

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This session covers comprehensive guidance on managing HIV-infected pregnant women throughout preconception, antenatal, labor, and postnatal periods. It includes information on testing algorithms, ART initiation, viral load monitoring, prophylaxis for HIV-exposed infants, and the importance of breas

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The Lac Courte Oreilles Mino Maajisewin Home Visitation Program, part of the Family Foundations Home Visiting network in Wisconsin, provides voluntary, intensive, and long-term home visitation services focusing on supporting parent-child interactions. The program serves families from a Federally Rec

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Breastfeeding, a vital practice for infant health and development, is the focus of the 2024 World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) Commemoration. Optimal breastfeeding practices, including early initiation, exclusive breastfeeding, and continued support, are essential for child nutrition and

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This collection of resources discusses key factors in differentiated approaches to HIV care, focusing on pregnant and breastfeeding women, adolescents, children, and key populations such as people who inject drugs, sex workers, men who have sex with men, transgender individuals, and those in prisons

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Explore the importance of creating a breastfeeding-friendly environment in child care settings. Learn about the benefits of breastfeeding, how to support mothers onsite, establishing breastfeeding policies, and more through engaging activities and discussions in this comprehensive training session.

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This content provides valuable information on the nutritional treatment of infants less than 6 months old, focusing on the preference order of milks for treatment, preparation methods, administration guidelines based on weight and treatment stage, considerations for follow-up, and the importance of

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Neonatal care initiative meeting highlights the focus on improving breastfeeding rates, reducing pharmacologic treatment, and enhancing discharge planning for optimal care of infants. The aim is to achieve key performance measures statewide, emphasizing the importance of non-pharmacologic care proto

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The Call to Action urges the baby food sector to fully comply with the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes by 2030 to promote optimal breastfeeding practices. It highlights the critical need to address barriers such as formula marketing that hinder breastfeeding rates globally

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