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Hi Judy,
I agree with you, it's the non-targeting of the distribution that is the
problem. I found Unicef's materials on the subject to be excellent and
there
have been some excellent papers on infant feeding in emergencies written by
staff from Save the Children which is why I was so puzzled and disappointed
to see this teachers pack. I might see if I can follow this up to whomever
put the pack together.
My favourite source of info on infant feeding in emergencies so far is at
http://www.ennonline.net/ife/module1/ife1dwnld.html
including overhead teaching materials etc, very very comprehensive.
Karleen Gribble
Australia
> Now if the thought is that the infant has
> > been orphaned, and there is no family member to nurse them, etc. it
does
> get
> > tricky, but a broad assumption that every family with an infant gets
this
> > stuff is something else. Thanks for your post, can I use that info as
we
> work on
> > our statement? If this is an education package for Teachers and it
> reflects
> > what they are actually doing, then the babies are at risk and the kids
> are
> > getting bad info...
> > Judy
> >
> > Judy LeVan Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL, Brooklyn, USA
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