LLLI News 18 January 2021
Monday, January 18, 2021
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In this Issue Welcome to our January 2021 issue! In this issue we are pleased to reproduce an article from LLL Great Britain’s website by Eva Williams entitled In Pursuit of Equitable Breastfeeding Support. Veronica Rohalevich Baroud and Linda Wieser explain more about using the Listening Exercise, an optional activity in a Leader Application. Anna … Read More
Kristin Cavuto, New Jersey, USA When a brand-new parent is “born”, along with a baby, they often have many fears. One of the major fears of the breast and chestfeeding parent is that they won’t make enough milk for their baby. As Leaders, we often reassure parents that with proper management their milk supply will likely … Read More
Kelly Durbin, Austin, Texas, USA As La Leche League Leaders, our main mission is to support the normal course of breastfeeding. We provide practical support as well as encouragement and information to mothers and families with a wide range of breastfeeding-related issues that come up in the first weeks, months and years. But have you … Read More
Veronica Rohalevich Baroud, Mtein, Lebanon and Linda Wieser, Nova Scotia, Canada The Listening Exercise is an optional exercise found in Part 3: Leadership Skills and Attitudes of the LARK (Leader Applicant’s Resource Kit). Although it is not an application requirement, many Applicants find it an excellent opportunity to learn how Leaders’ facilitate Series Meetings. Linda … Read More
Anna Burbidge, Market Harborough, Great Britain In common with many LLL Leaders, I always liked to start my meetings with a little bit of history about La Leche League. I loved to share how the organisation grew from a group of women who just wanted to support others to breastfeed. I especially liked to mention … Read More
Eva Williams, North Oxfordshire, Great Britain Republished with permission from La Leche League Great Britain. The original article can be found on their website: https://www.laleche.org.uk/in-pursuit-of-equitable-breastfeeding-support/ La Leche League Great Britain (LLLGB) is committed to becoming a fully inclusive organisation able to offer equitable breastfeeding support to families of all backgrounds and skin colours. In this … Read More
Kristin Cavuto, New Jersey, USA When a brand-new parent is “born”, along with a baby, they often have many fears. One of the major fears of the breast and chestfeeding parent is that they won’t make enough milk for their baby. As Leaders, we often reassure parents that with proper management their milk supply will likely … Read More
Eva Williams, North Oxfordshire, Great Britain Republished with permission from La Leche League Great Britain. The original article can be found on their website: https://www.laleche.org.uk/in-pursuit-of-equitable-breastfeeding-support/ La Leche League Great Britain (LLLGB) is committed to becoming a fully inclusive organisation able to offer equitable breastfeeding support to families of all backgrounds and skin colours. In this … Read More
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