Quite a lot of people laminate the photos  and  just use them to show mums while they are helping them.   I guess no Hebrew as  we don't have any  [or at least not sizeable] Hebrew speaking minorities in Britain.  
There used to be some a lovely leaflet of the story of a breastfeed  [baby Davy] published by the NCT which  was  available in  quite a few languages,  I laminated  the  ones useful to  our mothers locally, not sure if this is still available,   there are translations into many languages of the unicef leaflets  at http://www.babyfriendly.org.uk/page.asp?page=95.  Again, sorry, no Hebrew.  

Even if a mother is not literate  in her own language,  others in the family  might well be, and mothers appreciate  your efforts when they see that it is in their language,  

Helen

Date:    Thu, 21 Feb 2008 21:42:54 +0200
From:    Fogelmans <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: written BF materials at an accessible reading level/less common languages

It is a wonderful teaching tool - the pictures are fantastic! but the=
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storing milk advice seems a bit out dated - 24 hours in the fridge, a=
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thinking that it is bad.  And where's the Hebrew?
Chayn, late at night and maybe missing something in Israel
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