Lucy Brey and others, Someone asked about conflict of interest and teaching a segment on bottlefeeding in a prenatal series. Lucy, I lost your message when elec. went out. But you said you thought that teaching bottlefeeding to a group or class was a no no in Who code. I have the code book and on p.16, article 4.2 it says you can teach, "where needed, the proper use of infant formula" but you have to tell the hazards etc. No pictures or text which idealizes use of br. milks substitutes. Also, p. 11 says that health care systems and health professionals need to provide objective and consistent advice "where needed, on the proper use of infant formula, whether manufactured industrially or home-prepared." Then on p. 18, article 6.5 "feeding with infant formula...should be demonstrated only by health workers...and only to mothers or family members who need to use it" and include hazards. How would you all interpret this re the bottlefeeding in a prenatal class. Would this be the last thing taught, with the breastfeeders being dismissed? Certainly no formula co. booklets or videos should be shown. I welcome all commentary esp. from those more familiar with code issues, as I feel we all need to learn more about this important issue. Laurie Wheeler, RNC, MN, IBCLC Violet LA USA - new orleans area