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Think you'll never sleep again? Science actually says the opposite.
Breastfeeding moms may get 40+ mins more sleep per night thanks to Oxytocin. Let’s get you prepared for restful nights!
Today, Bloemfontein is under the spotlight with Barbara Le Grange. Breastfeeding becomes easier when you have a strong supporter. Don’t wait until issues arise; equip yourself with the proper knowledge and support. @bloemfonteinbreastfeedingandbeyond @barbaralegrange
Storytelling is a powerful tool that fosters connection and learning. Research highlights the positive impact of peer-led breastfeeding narratives on maternal confidence and breastfeeding outcomes (Bai et al., International Journal of Nursing Studies, 2009).
We wish all our students the best of luck with their exam on the 28th February 2025! May you have a clear and calm mind. You are all so amazing and we are so proud of you!
#SACLC #SouthAfricanCertifiedLactationConsultants #ExamTime #Exams
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Fathers who take at least two weeks of paternity leave affect breastfeeding duration rates positively.
Those who took at least two weeks had a 25% higher rate of continued breast-feeding at eight weeks.
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Take this as your signal to cuddle your baby as much as you both want!
#EmotionalHealthWeek
@Centrefor_EH @PEDALCam @harvardmed @Earlychildhood
We introduce our SACLCs, which are crucial in supporting mothers and students on their journeys. If you are pregnant, scheduling a consultation with a CLCThis will help you avoid common booby traps. Today, we proudly spotlight Berna du Plessis from the Vaal Triangle
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We're coming to the end of #RaynaudsAwarenessMonth.
During winter, many people with Raynaud's find their symptoms are more noticeable.
Raynaud's is a condition where the small blood vessels of the fingers become narrow, causing fingers to change colour and become painful.
Access to resources is vital for successful breastfeeding. South Africa has numerous support networks, such as SACLC, the South African Breastmilk Reserve (SABR) andLLL South Africa. Studies have shown that breastfeeding education and peer support improve breastfeeding initiation
Embark on this journey with us as we spotlight our dedicated SACLC members and the invaluable support they offer.
You don’t have to navigate your breastfeeding journey alone; whether you are pregnant or weaning
Colostrum is a thick, somewhat sticky milk that is usually yellow or orange in color. Colostrum is your newborn first feed but also the first immunization in life it contains EVERYTHINg your baby needs in the early days. It also contains many substances to protect your baby!
Latching challenges are common but can often be addressed with simple strategies:
Positioning:
Evidence shows that early skin-to-skin contact and proper latch techniques are key to breastfeeding success (Moore et al., Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2016).
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The plot thickens!
Probiotic use from large Canadian study by the CNN finds ⬇️mortality (adjusted odds ratio 0.62, 98.3% CI 0.53-0.73), but not ⬇️ rates of necrotizing enterocolitis or late-onset sepsis
Effect same under 1000g
medpagetoday.com/pediatrics/…
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On Monday, Katie Pereira-Kotze delivered a statement in support of the extension of the target for exclusive breastfeeding at 6 months to a target of 60% by 2030.
The statement had to be shortened from the usual 1 minute allowed to just 40 seconds.
February is a month that fills the air with love and connection. While red roses and chocolate hearts may dominate the shelves, February also offers salactationconsultants.co.za…
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