Kika,
I'd suggest that you start your talk with a summary of why breastfeeding is
important (ie what is the cost of not breastfeeding, health and otherwise)
before you start to talk about the mechanics. My rationale is that if you
can get them thinking that this really is something that is important that
they will listen more closely!!
Karleen Gribble
Australia


> I would like to ask a question to those of you who have experience in
lecturing about brestfeeding. I have to give a three hour lecture to a very
> heterogeneos group - hospital OBs, peds, nurses and nurse assistants,
neonatal critical care nurses and peds, and primary care nurses and
> peds. All together. Their level of knowledge about breastfeeding is low.
>

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