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Be a Star |
www.beastar.org.uk
The Be a Star campaign is dedicated to increasing the number of young mums who
choose to breastfeed, by showcasing the beauty, confidence and pride that comes
with breastfeeding, as well as highlighting the unique health benefits that it
brings to both baby and mum. Information, advice and blogs. |
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Start4Life |
www.nhs.uk/start4life/Start4Life is here to provide the most up-to-date advice on breastfeeding,
introducing solid food and active play, and tips on how to use them to give
babies a better start in life. |
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The National Breastfeeding Helpline |
http://www.nationalbreastfeedinghelpline.org.uk/Helpline run in collaboration with the Breastfeeding Network (BfN) and the
Association of Breastfeeding Mothers (ABM). The project is funded by the
Department of Health. Calls are diverted to the nearest ABM or BfN volunteer,
meaning the 'National' helpline also has a very 'local' feel to it.
Calls provided by BT will be
charged at 5 pence per minute. A call set-up fee of 3 pence per call applies to
calls from BT residential lines. Mobile and other providers’ charges may vary |
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Association of Breastfeeding
Mothers |
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www.abm.me.uk A charity run
by mothers for mothers, giving friendly support and supplying accurate
information to all women wishing to breastfeed. |
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The Baby Friendly Initiative |
www.babyfriendly.org.ukThe UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative was launched in the UK in 1994 and, in
1998, its principles were extended to cover the work of community health-care
services in the Seven Point Plan for the Promotion, Protection and Support of
Breastfeeding in Community Health Care Settings |
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Baby Feeding Law Group |
www.babyfeedinglawgroup.org.ukThe Baby
Feeding Law Group works for the implementation of the International Code of
Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes and subsequent, relevant World Health
Assembly Resolutions into legislation in the UK |
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Baby Milk Action |
www.babymilkaction.orgBaby Milk Action works within a global network to strengthen independent,
transparent and effective controls on the marketing of the baby feeding
industry. |
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Best Beginnings |
www.bestbeginnings.infoThe initial
focus of Best Beginnings is breastfeeding as a powerful tool to break down
health inequalities in children. |
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The Breastfeeding Network |
www.breastfeedingnetwork.org.ukThe
Breastfeeding Network website is intended to provide breastfeeding support and
information for breastfeeding women and for those involved in their care. It
also provides information about The Breastfeeding Network. |
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Child and Maternal Health Observatory (ChiMat) |
atlas.chimat.org.uk
The Breastfeeding Profiles for primary care trusts (PCT)
show performance against a range of indicators describing
demographic, breastfeeding behaviour and health outcome data
for mothers and their children. |
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NHS Choices - Breastfeeding |
www.nhs.uk
Videos, information, advice, and real life experiences to
help with breastfeeding. Answers to questions about the
benefits of breastfeeding, how to get started and overcoming
any problems. Plus, practical tips on feeding while out
and about, taking medicines while breastfeeding, and
expressing breast milk. |
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Fatherhood Institute |
www.fatherhoodinstitute.orgCollating
research on fatherhood, helping shape the government's family policy,
influencing the public debate on fathers and training family services to be
father-inclusive. |
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La Leche League |
www.laleche.org.ukHelping mothers to breastfeed through mother-to-mother support, encouragement,
information and education. |
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Lactation Consultants of Great
Britain |
www.lcgb.orgWork with health professionals and lay support groups in providing formal and
informal education in lactation management for parents, and for the staff who
care for them. |
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Multiple Births Foundation |
www.multiplebirths.org.ukIndependent charity based at Queen Charlotte's & Chelsea Hospital in West
London. Aims to improve the care and support of multiple birth families through
the education of all relevant professionals. |
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National Childbirth Trust |
www.nctpregnancyandbabycare.comUK's leading charity for parents. UK's leading charity for parents. Volunteers
work through a network of branches to provide and support local services,
training and evidence-based information for parents, families and health
professionals. |
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NHS Choices – Breastfeeding |
www.nhs.uk/Livewell/childhealth0-1/...Find everything you need to know about medical conditions, symptoms, health
tests, treatments, operations and services in the Health encyclopaedia. |
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UK Association for Milk Banking |
www.ukamb.org
UKAMB promotes and supports the accountable provision of
safe, rigorously screened donor breastmilk. |
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World Health
Organisation |
www.who.int
WHO is the directing and coordinating authority for health
within the United Nations system. It is responsible for
providing leadership on global health matters, shaping the
health research agenda, setting norms and standards,
articulating evidence-based policy options, providing
technical support to countries and monitoring and assessing
health trends. |
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