General Education
Session
April 27th 2021
12:30pm-2:00pm
Why Baby-Friendly Designation Matters for California: The Countdown to 2025
For the past several months, our coalition has been working on a report that would share the San Bernardino County breastfeeding rates in hospitals and a clear understanding of the Senate Bill 402. With the collaboration and information from the California WIC Association and the UC Davis Human Lactation Center and IEBFC intern, Nicholette Lambert the report is ready for public distribution!
Please download, forward, and share!
We will continue the hard work partnership with our Coalition members to educate, advocate for, and market to communities with breastfeeding disparities.
Hospital Collaborative
April 27th 2021
2:00pm-3:00pm
The IE Baby Friendly Hospital-Community Network is a collaboration of IE hospitals and community partners such as WIC and Black Infant Health, who come together to support the progress towards, the maintaining of, and the consistency of, breastfeeding friendly policies and practices across our counties, as we support the health of our Inland families through healthy first foods.
We are currently networking and sharing our journeys of being Baby Friendly and deciding the future in regards to SB402.
RECORDED SESSIONS
IT'S UP TO ALL OF US...
The California Breastfeeding Coalition hosted a series of webinars this spring to provide evidence-based information and best practices related to breastfeeding in light of COVID-19. The CBC Learn series was funded by the California Health Care Foundation and supported by the California WIC Association and Inland Empire Breastfeeding Coalition.
Recordings are available and accessible online:
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Providing the Best Possible Solutions in Less Than Ideal Circumstances
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Filling the Gap: Infant Feeding in the NICU and COVID-19 Considerations
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Going Home During a Pandemic: Challenges for Breastfeeding Families
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Creating Community Online: How to Provide Connection and Support in Virtual Groups
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Can I Still Pump at Work? Pandemic Considerations for Lactating Workers in California
