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Breastfeeding Centre of Western Australia

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Guidelines

Midwifery Guidelines for Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding Self-Directed Learning For Health Professionals

Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative: Implications for Health Professionals

Introduction to the Breastfeeding Self Learning Package

Module 1: Optimal Positioning for the Release of Primitive Neonatal Reflexes Stimulating Breastfeeding

Modue 2: Rooming In, and Skin to Skin Contact

Module 3: The Importance of an Early Feed

Module 4: Breastfeeding According to Need: Feeding on Demand or Baby Led Feeding

Module 5: Inform all Pregnant Women of the Benefits of Breastfeeding

Module 6: Expression of Breastmilk

Module 7: Avoid the Use of Dummies and Teats when Establishing Breastfeeding

Module 8: Give No Formula to a Breastfeeding Infant Unless Medically Indicated

Module 9: Foster the Establishment of Breastfeeding Support Groups