One thing we can do is encourage more of the staff to do the breastfeeding
basics. I agree, an IBCLC should be there for the "problems" or the mothers
who need more than just some basic assistance.
Carole Peterson MS, IBCLC, RLC
In a message dated 10/20/2009 11:53:42 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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during the baby's first month of life (except for medical necessity) it
will become increasingly more necessary in order to support those
breastfeeding moms. I sure do wish I had 40 hrs...OK I won't be greedy..30hrs to
dedicate to breastfeeding...really kind of a waste of the IBCLC credential :-(
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