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 Breastfeeding Guidelines for Consultants – Desk Reference
Best Start Resource Centre, 2004 - Revised 2009
This laminated desk reference has been revised to reflect current trends in the assessment of breastfeeding in the first 3 weeks. One side contains information on infant feeding, output and weight, while the other side offers more in depth information about the assessment of effective breastfeeding for those working with breastfeeding mothers as well as WHO approved guidelines on supplementation.
Available in laminated print and PDF.

 


 Breastfeeding Your Baby Poster
Best Start Resource Centre, 2003 - Revised 2009
61cm by 44cm colour poster has just been revised to reflect the latest trends in the assessment of effective breastfeeding in the first three weeks using graphics, photographs and text. Feeding frequency, infant tummy size, output, weight, growth spurts and general assessment of the infant are covered and can be seen at a glance, making this a vital teaching tool when working with new or pregnant mothers . Information on exclusive breastfeeding is also provided.
Available in print and PDF.
 

 

Breastfeeding Your Baby – Magnet (guidelines for nursing mothers)
Best Start Resource Centre, 2002 – Revised 2009
13 cm by 18 cm fridge magnet is a teaching aid for all working with pregnant and new mothers. It is a good reminder for mothers on how to assess their infant’s breastfeeding effectiveness through the first three weeks. Colourful graphics and photographs with minimal text provide an at-a-glance look that new parents find particularly helpful.

Available in PDF.
 

 


 Drinking Alcohol while Breastfeeding, Physician's Desk Reference
Best Start Resource Centre, 2002, updated 2005
Tool for health care providers to assess and inform pregnant patients about the risk of alcohol use in pregnancy and includes a table that illustrates the time clearance of alcohol from breast milk of women, according to mother's weight, amount of alcohol consumed and hours since consumption.
Available in laminated print and PDF.
 

 

 
 

This free, online breastfeeding course is designed for staff and volunteers of community agencies and hospitals who work with prenatal women or new families. The goal of the course is to enable health and social service providers, volunteers and individuals who work with pregnant women or new families to protect, promote and support breastfeeding. It is divided into 7 short modules. The entire course will take about 1 – 1 1/2 hours to complete. A certificate of completion will be provided upon request and when the “test your knowledge” sections have been passed.

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