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VII: Communication Skills (5 Hours): Motivational Interviewing for Lactation Professionals

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Let our founders, Barbara Robertson and Nancy Mohr

Let our founders, Barbara Robertson and Nancy Mohrbacher, walk you through the process of becoming a lactation consultant at our FREE virtual info session on Monday, 10/14/24 at 7 PM ET and get all your questions answered live! Email barbara@lactalearning.com for a meeting invite.

Can't make that time work? You can watch a previously recorded session at the link in our bio to learn about the process of how to become an IBCLC!

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How do you navigate sharing both the benefits of b

How do you navigate sharing both the benefits of breastfeeding AND the risks of formula with families? Do you share both? Let’s be honest, we tend to shy away from sharing the risks of formula feeding, but should our families also have access to the risks of artificial baby milk when making their decisions about feeding their babies? This is a tough topic and we’d love to know what you think!

If you want a refresh on the risks of formula, the science around formula feeding and its differences from breastmilk, check out our newest blog post “Differences between breastmilk and formula” by Barbara Robertson at Lactalearning.com!

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NEW FOR ASPIRING IBCLCs: A 95-hour lactation-speci

NEW FOR ASPIRING IBCLCs: A 95-hour lactation-specific course with textbook included and live discussions with its author. Learn from short videos, podcasts, studies, infographics, and much more. Course content aligns exactly with IBLCE exam topics

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Despite what you may have heard, green and brown a

Despite what you may have heard, green and brown are in the normal range of poop colors for babies. They are not a reason to worry if baby seems well and is gaining weight.

So, what can cause green poop?
A tummy bug. When your baby is ill, this can cause a change in poop color that may last for weeks. Keep breastfeeding! It’s the best way to help baby recover.

Oversupply. If you produce so much milk that your baby receives mostly high-sugar/low-fat milk, it may overwhelm baby’s gut and cause watery or green stools.

Ineffective breastfeeding. If on the fifth day, baby’s stools turn green instead of yellow, as in the case of oversupply, this may be a sign that baby can’t drain the breast well enough to get past the low-fat/high sugar foremilk. In this case, though, a health or anatomy issue (like tongue tie) may be the cause. Unlike oversupply, baby’s weight gain may or may not be below average. Now is the time to see an IBCLC.

Sensitivity to a food or drug. When a sensitive or allergic baby reacts to a drug you’re taking, something in your diet, or something baby consumes directly, this may turn her poops green or mucusy. You may even see bits of blood in it, which is not considered serious.

Food sensitivity occurs most often in families with a history of allergy. When this is the cause, expect to also see other physical symptoms, such as skin problems (eczema, rashes, dry patches), tummy upsets (vomiting, diarrhea), or breathing issues (congestion, runny nose, wheezing, coughing).

Check out our full blog post to get links, resources and more information! https://lactalearning.com/green-poop-when-should-you-worry/

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