If it’s Monday, it’s new Blog day. This week we dive into Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs). Hail to the Chief. https://t.co/V7VRwZDXa8 #CERPS#midwifery
Just four days after Tony Waterson and Charlotte Wright wrote this on 9th February for the Lancet. the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (UK) announced that they will stop accepting sponsorship from manufacturers of breast milk substitutes.
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@MagdaBotho Learn more about this bacteria from a Lactation College course- Infant Formula Recall and Crisis: What’s the Scoop and Who’s to Blame. Cost is $14, some of which goes to LC free training. https://t.co/7dFAHcJKa8
📣 The 🔑 2023 Lancet Series on Breastfeeding has just been released! @YaleSPH is a proud contributor!
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'Experts call for an end to the exploitative marketing used by the baby formula milk industry'
Combining research and recommendations, a new Lancet Series highlights the overlooked value of #breastfeeding: https://t.co/fdLqxytUVp
Guest blogger, Michelle Visser, “As with all mental health conditions, Postpartum Psychosis is no one’s fault.” Learn more about the illness
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Lactation College blog this week is about alternative feeding methods and why bottles in the early days can affect breastfeeding success. https://t.co/sR92XjBfSZ
Lactation Politics / Have I got this right? Manufacturer Abbott causes the US infant formula crisis, recall and shortage due to their unsanitary plant conditions and NOW Abbott is marketing off the shortage they created Shameful. #breastfeeding#CodeHeroes#WHOCode
While doing more digging on the components of colostrum for this week’s blog, I learned primips have lower concentrations of carotinoids (from Vit A) in their milk fat globules than multips - so their colostrum may not be as yellow !!
Tip >If you are advising a mother on antenatal milk expression, SOMEBODY find out if the hospital maternity unit knows what to do with it. https://t.co/aYXkMn01ID
NEW: When people across the world are attended by midwives they are most likely to give birth between 1am and 6am
By marked contrast, those who give birth in American hospitals attended by obstetricians are most likely to give birth between 8am and 5pm https://t.co/nGhg2u40Bt
Fun fact >Colostrum production begins about the 16th week of pregnancy. Recommendation >Start antenatal milk expression at 36 weeks. @lactationcoll