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Re: Baby Friendly Policy
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Mandy Schaub <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 6 Aug 2013 17:41:53 -0400
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That is what I am trying to say.  The Houskeeper is not responsible for getting a baby to breast so do I need a separate "universal" breastfeeding policy for the entire hospital staff that focuses on promotion, protection, support and following WHO code without the details of the Breastfeeding Policy we developed under Baby Friendly Guidelines.  I am leaning towards just one policy.  Just because the housekeeper (I am just using that as an example I could have said accountant or unit secretary etc) isn't responsible for getting the baby to breast is the point for her to know we do?  Thanks, Mandy

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