I love the term "baby friendly". I think it sends out an excellent message
- especially about keeping mothers and babies together 24 hours.

Chayn in Israel



On Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 11:08 PM, SUBSCRIBE LACTNET Jacalyn <
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> Nikki,
> Thank you for sharing the article!!
>
> I agree we have to support the Moms choice.  Always!
>
>  I dislike "Baby-Friendly" title....not the concept, not the education,
> not the empowerment and all the process to achieve.  Just the title and the
> message it portrays to some.  Does that mean others are UnFriendly??  As
> the article mentions, it is misleading.
> I work in 2 hospitals neither have done the BFHI but have most of the
> steps in place, just not per their stiputlations.   I don't think these
> hospitals are Baby UNfriendly.   Both hospitals, in my opinion, are far
> superior  in some aspects more "baby & mom friendly".  Obviously this is
> not the intent of BFHI, but it can send a negative message.
>
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