Following on their study on milk volume and method of expression, which showed that a combination of pumping and hand expression (a technique termed “hands on pumping”) yields more milk for preterm infants, a team at Stanford University School of Medicine has shown that pumping method also affects milk composition.
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See what you think. They have only just started creating it visually – there will be photos of real families. They need about $3,000 to complete it and hope to get that funding from the state coalitions.
Also Check out video on the 10 steps
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Breastfeeding Related Courses to attend: o February Theme Day: Putting Lactation Knowledge into Practice. Cork (Feb 20) and Dublin (Feb 23). o LC Exam Review workshop: Feb 25 & Feb 26. Intensive week-end to focus on key topics and areas of difficulty. Also useful as a refresher for existing IBCLCs. o Training of Breastfeeding Trainers Course: March 27-29 and April 17-17 (6 days in total). Aimed at IBCLCS who wish to develop their skills in providing training courses for health workers in their hospital or community services. Very practical focused. Click here for more details of courses Book early for discounted rate.
Dr Genevieve Becker, IBCLC Infant and Young Child Feeding Consultant 2 Kylemore Park Taylor’s Hill Galway, Ireland Tel: +353 91 527511 Fax: + 353 91 528677
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Dear Ameda Customer,
Today Evenflo announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement to sell their worldwide feeding business, excluding Ameda, to Kimberly-Clark de México (KCM), a leader in personal and family care products in Mexico. You will find a copy of the press release attached to this message.
With this agreement, KCM will acquire Evenflo’s global feeding assets and all of the Evenflo México operations. Importantly, Evenflo will retain the Ameda breast pump and accessory business. Ameda is not a part of this transaction and remains a key part of Evenflo. There will be no interruption to the Ameda business and you should expect business as usual.
Due to the sale of the Evenflo feeding line, Evenflo will no longer sell or distribute products covered under the World Health Organization’s International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes. The Ameda brand will continue, as always, to adhere to the WHO Code. This action has clarified any confusion in the marketplace regarding the Evenflo and Ameda position and compliance with the WHO Code.
Best regards,
Dustin Epstein
Vice President & General Manager, Ameda
Beverly Carroll
Professional Sales Specialist
Ameda Breastfeeding Products
Office – 843-249-4202
Cell – 727-452-4714