2019 Breastfeeding Campaign
The goal of the 2019 Breastfeeding Campaign is to increase the number of people who understand the importance of breastfeeding and provide these people with ways they can support a breastfeeding mom.
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How Can Your Child Care Provider Support Breastfeeding Moms?
Know Your Breastfeeding Rights!
Ways Providers Can Help During Your Breastfeeding Journey
How Dads & Partners Can Support Breastfeeding Moms
Are You a Breastfeeding-Friendly Employer?
Normalize Breastfeeding
For Moms and Families
How Tos and Tips
Coos County Breastfeeding Basics Booklet
The booklet includes information on latching, storing milk, local resources, and more! The Breastfeeding Basics booklet is now offered in Spanish!
Emergency Preparedness
Disaster Planning: Infant and Child Feeding
Infant Feeding in Emergencies
Return to Work
Coos County Breastfeeding Friendly Workplace Toolkit
This toolkit includes education on the breastfeeding benefits for employers, tools and guidance on how to become a breastfeeding friendly workplace, information about current laws, and other related information.”
For Employers: Lactation Support Policy Creation
On page 14 of the Toolkit below, you will find a user-friendly template to guide you in creating a Lactation Support Policy for your business. The creation of this policy will help your business gain compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act (ORS 653.077) that requires employers to provide reasonable break times and a designated space for an employee to express milk.
If you have any questions or need assistance in creating your policy click HERE”
Resources
Lactation Consultants
Bay Area Hospital’s MOMS Program
Local Breastfeeding Classes
Bay Area Hospital’s MOMS Program: Community Education Classes
WIC: The Lactation Club (TLC)
Online Resources
Kellymom
La Leche League
USDA WIC
Breastmilk Counts
World Health Organization
Recursos en linea en español
La Liga de Le Leche (La Leche League)
La lactancia materna (Office on Women’s Health)