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Does breastfeeding
make a difference?
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Advantages
for the infant, mother, family, community
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What about
bottle feeding?
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Advantages
for infant, mother, family, community
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Addressing
the issues to allow breastfeeding to succeed for mothers and infants
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Anatomy
and physiology of lactation
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Anatomy
of the breast (external)
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Anatomy
of the breast (internal)
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Hormonal
control of lactation
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Doing
a breast exam
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Getting
it right from the start
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Positioning
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Latch-on
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Physiology
of suck
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Timing
of feeds
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Composition
of breastmilk
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Nutritional
significance
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Immunological
significance
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Nutrition
during lactation
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Working
through the problems
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Maternal
issues
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Engorgement
and mastitis
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Low
milk supply
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Working
mothers
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Breastfeeding
multiples
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Drugs
and breastfeeding
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Communicable
disease
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Maternal
disease
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Breast
surgery
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Maternal
surgery
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Sexuality
and the breastfeeding couple
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Infant
issues
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Anatomical
defects
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Jaundice
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Prematurity
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Prevention
of allergies by breastfeeding
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Slow
to gain infants
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Resolving
sucking problems
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Developing
a plan of care
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Breast
pumps ½ hour
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Demonstration
Fair
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Feeding
tube device
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Finger
feeding
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Cup
feeding
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Complimentary
feeding at the breast
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Suck
evaluation
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Haberman
feeder, shells, shields
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Correct
use of a bottle nipple
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Cultural
aspects of breastfeeding
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Variations
based on ethnic group
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Variations
based on age
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Statistics
and trends in breastfeeding
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Teaching
about breastfeeding
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Decisions
about feeding method
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Addressing
misconceptions
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Effective
teaching methods
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Anticipatory
guidance vs just-in-time learning
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Learner
involvement
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Choosing
teaching aids
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Rating
your audio-visual materials
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Developing
your team
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Your
Community Breastfeeding Committee
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Panel
discussion of community involvement
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Becoming
a Breastfeeding-Friendly Community
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Opportunities
lost, opportunities found
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