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IBCLC Recertification

Answers to Lactation FAQs, Blog, IBCLC Recertification, LactaLearning Courses

IBCLC Recertification Made Simple!

Barbara / July 20, 2025

IBCLC Recertification by CERPs (or exam) Made Simple Updated 6-10-25 We, Nancy Mohrbacher and Barbara Robertson, have been busy bees […]

Becoming an IBCLC, IBCLC Recertification, LactaLearning Courses, Podcast, Uncategorized

All Things Breastfeeding 75: Best Lactation Education Principles

Barbara / July 1, 2024

Who cares about what kind of lactation education principles are being used? Isn’t everyone just doing lecture and power point?

Answers to Lactation FAQs, Becoming an IBCLC, IBCLC Recertification, LactaLearning Courses, Podcast, Uncategorized

All Things Breastfeeding Episode 83: The Power of Words and Breastfeeding Success

Veronica Rapin / June 10, 2024

How important are our words and communication skills as lactation professionals for our families’ success? This episode is all about

Answers to Lactation FAQs, Becoming an IBCLC, Blog, IBCLC Recertification, LactaLearning Courses, Uncategorized

Introducing LactaLearning!

janellereichman / June 13, 2022

We want to help you move from Passion to Practice! Come grow with us. A Journey of Passion and Drive

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It’s one of the most common worries new parents

It’s one of the most common worries new parents face — but is it really low supply?

In our one-day virtual seminar, “Untangling Low Milk Supply,” we’ll help lactation professionals and care providers:

🔍 Separate myth from reality
🧬 Understand what causes low production
🧰 Gain tools to assess and support families with confidence
🗣️ Participate in interactive activities and research-based discussion

Perfect for IBCLCs, nurses, midwives, doulas & more!

📆 Sat, October 25th

🕘 9am–4:45pm EST | 8am–3:45pm CST
🎓 CEUs available

Let’s build informed, compassionate care — together.
🔗 Register today! [link in bio]

#BreastfeedingFacts #LowSupplySupport #BreastfeedingEducation #LactationProfessionals #InfantFeedingSupport #MilkSupplyTruth #IBCLC #lactationeducation #lactationsupport

Check out all our FREE resources to equip you in y

Check out all our FREE resources to equip you in your lactation practice at our new website!

Who are we?
LactaLearning offers professional lactation education created with heart and informed by science and experience to support lactation specialists worldwide.

#lactation #IBCLC #lactationconsultant #lactationeducation #breastfeeding #breastfeedingsupport #breastfeedingeducation

Can the placebo effect convince mothers that eatin

Can the placebo effect convince mothers that eating oatmeal, drinking Gatorade or taking certain herbs boosts their milk production? Yes, according to this 2025 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial that analyzed objective measures of milk production and mothers’ perceptions of it when they took a yeast supplement they believed would help them make more milk.

Study Title: Saccharomyces cerevisiae Yeast-Based Supplement and Breast Milk Supply: A Randomised Placebo-Controlled Trial

Jia, L., Brough, L. and Weber, J.L. (2025), Saccharomyces cerevisiae Yeast-Based Supplement and Breast Milk Supply: A Randomised Placebo-Controlled Trial. Maternal & Child Nutrition e70112. https://doi.org/10.1111/mcn.70112

#breastmilk #lowmilksupply #breastfeeding #breastfeedingresearch #breastfeedingeducation #IBCLC #Lactation #lactationeducation #lactalearning

We know that the WHO recommends 2 years of breastf

We know that the WHO recommends 2 years of breastfeeding. Yet, according to this 2025 global survey of >7.1K women spanning 5 continents, stigma, shame, and judgment are what often follow worldwide when mothers breastfeed their 1- to 2-year-old babies in public. The negative experiences 39% describe are one barrier to the 2 years of breastfeeding recommended. How can we counteract this? Read the discussion of this free thought-provoking study -

Title: Negative experiences of breastfeeding beyond the infancy age of one year in public – a deductive content analysis of a cross-sectional global sample.

Jackson, J., Hallam, J. & Safari, R. Negative experiences of breastfeeding beyond the infancy age of one year in public – a deductive content analysis of a cross-sectional global sample. BMC Women's Health 25, 412 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12905-025-03704-4

#breastfeeding #lactation #breastfeedingresearch #lactationresearch #humanmilk #breastmilk #breastfeedingbenefits #IBCLC #Lactationsupport #breastfeedingsupport

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