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American Academy of Pediatrics Breastfeeding Policy
Statement |
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Academy of
Breastfeeding Medicine |
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Baby Friendly
Hospital Initiative News |
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Breastfeeding
Friendly Workplace Policies (5MB PDF)
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CDC Healthy Worksite Initiative
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Lactation Support Program
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Cigna
Working Well (2000) Evaluation Summary |
Corporate Lactation Programs Research Articles:
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Description of a Male-Focused Breastfeeding
Promotion Corporate Lactation Program. By: Rona
Cohen, RN, MN, FPNP, IBCLC, Linda Lange, RN, DrPH,
Wendy Slusser, MD, MS
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Comparison
of Maternal Absenteesim and Infant Illness Rates
Among Breastfeeding and Formula-Feeding Women in Two
Corporations. By: Rona Cohen,Marsha B.Mrtek,Robert
G.Mrtek
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The Impact
of Two Corporate Lactation Programs on the Incidence
and Duration of Breast Feeding by Employed Mothers.
By: Rona Cohen, Marsha B. Mrtek
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Duration of Breastmilk Expression among Working
Mothers Enrolled in an Employer Sponsored Lactation
Program.
By Joan Ortiz, BSN, RN, CLC, Kathryn
McGilligan, MS,
Patricia Kelly, RD, CLC
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Employed Mothers' Breastfeeding Resources |
Healthy People
2010 Objectives from The Office of Disease Prevention and
Health Promotion.
Contact Marsha Walker at
MarshaLact@aol.com |
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Human Milk
Banking Association of N. America |
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INFACT Canada (Infant
Feeding Action Coalition) |
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International
Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) |
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La Leche League
International (Mother-to-Mother Support Organization) |
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March of
Dimes |
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National
Alliance For Breastfeeding Advocacy |
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Nursing Mothers'
Association of Australia |
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PAC/LAC |
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Pediatrics |
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Promotion of
Mothers Milk (ProMom) |
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Selling
Out Mothers and Babies:
Marketing of Breast Milk
Substitutes in the USA |
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United Nations
Children's Fund (UNICEF) |
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WHO
International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes |
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World Alliance
for Breastfeeding Action - Breastfeeding Women and Work |
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World Health
Organization |
