Jeanette wrote:
>Have you noticed that people who attend conferences on multiple days
"expect" to sit with the same people they work with and sit at the same
table every day?  One recommendation I give to coordinators of programs (but
only one has taken me up so far) is STRONGLY ENCOURAGING that people who
attend conferences sit with a specialty other than their own - it's amazing
what you can learn at lunchtime or in breaks!  <

Another good way to meet and exchange ideas with people from other
specialties is to join (or form) a local Breastfeeding Network. Ideas for
promoting breastfeeding in your own community grow more quickly when
everyone works together - LLL Leaders, hospital and private practice IBCLCs,
midwives, WIC staff, peers counselors and nursing mothers. You may ven be
able to persuade an OB/GYN or pediatrician to join!

-- 
Norma Ritter, IBCLC, RLC
Breastfeeding Matters in the Capital Region
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