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Employment & Lactation

Employment & Lactation, Express and Store Milk, Milk Production Concerns, Nancy and Barbara Podcasts, Podcast, Uncategorized

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 87: Parental Leave

Veronica Rapin / September 19, 2024

In this episode, Barbara Robertson and Nancy Mohrbacher review recommendations and outcomes of parental leave policies around the world. Paid […]

Employment & Lactation, Express and Store Milk, Milk Production Concerns, Parent's Nursing Stories, Podcast, Uncategorized

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 85: Alicia’s Returning to Work, Travel and Breastfeeding Story

Barbara / September 3, 2024

Working and breastfeeding! We have another parent interview episode! We were thrilled when Alicia reached out to us from across

Answers to Lactation FAQs, Blog, Employment & Lactation, Express and Store Milk, Milk Production Concerns, Uncategorized

When is pumping too much?

Barbara / July 10, 2024

From Nancy Mohrbacher: When Is Pumping Too Much, Not Enough, or Just Right? I’m often asked the question: “Do nursing

Answers to Lactation FAQs, Blog, Employment & Lactation, Express and Store Milk, Milk Production Concerns, Uncategorized, Why Breastfeeding Matters

The Cost of Formula Feeding

Barbara / June 3, 2024

From Barbara Robertson: What is the cost of formula feeding? As much as we are not fans of artificial baby

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How does LactaLearning make IBCLC recertification

How does LactaLearning make IBCLC recertification simple? Our focus on your needs led to our innovative course design. You can rely on LactaLearning to:

➡️ List the number of CERPs you’ll receive in each of the 7 IBCLC Detailed Content Outline topic areas, so you have this info even before you register for our courses and Book Groups.
➡️ Provide 5- and 10-hour courses for each of the 7 IBCLC Detailed Content Outline topic areas and the required 2 hours on the WHO Code for those who need just a few CERPs.
➡️ Give you direct access to our founders, Nancy and Barbara, whenever questions arise.

#IBCLC #IBCLCrecertification #lactationconsultant

Here is a wonderful interview with Alyssa Schnell

Here is a wonderful interview with Alyssa Schnell IBCLC. She has a special place in her heart for helping mothers through adoption and surrogacy to breastfeed their babies. She is the author of Breastfeeding Without Birthing: A Breastfeeding Guide for Mothers Through Adoption, Surrogacy, and Other Special Circumstances. Alyssa is the proud mother of three breastfed children, two by birth and one by adoption.

You can find this episode on our website, LactaLearning.com > resources > blog or find the link in our bio!

#IBCLC #lactationconsultant #breastfeeding #surrogacy #adoption #inducinglactation

Looking for a fun way to earn 36 L-CERPs in all ar

Looking for a fun way to earn 36 L-CERPs in all areas of lactation? LactaLearning now offers a self-study version of our popular Breastfeeding Answers Book Group! This virtual course gives you the flexibility and convenience of choosing the best times for you.

#BreastfeedingEducation #Breastfeeding #IBCLC #BreastfeedingAnswers #LactationConsultant

Like many others, this 2024 study found that fewer

Like many others, this 2024 study found that fewer mothers who exclusively breastfeed experienced postpartum depression. Its authors suggest we intensify efforts support exclusive nursing through lactation help after birth as one way to protect mothers’ mental health.

Title: Nexus between postpartum depression and exclusive breastfeeding practices among lactating mothers in Assosa Town, West Ethiopia.

Abdurehim A, Melaku Y, Hassen H, Mosa H, Jemal M, Abawari MJ, Kemal A, Mohammed T, Biru B, Alemu E, Ali AS, Mohammed B, Mosa BD, Kedir S and Abate KH (2024) Nexus between postpartum depression and exclusive breastfeeding practices among lactating mothers in Assosa Town, West Ethiopia. Front. Nutr. 11:1357264. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2024.1357264

#breastfeeding #mentalhealth #PPD #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #depression

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