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Healthy Start
Healthy Start

Breastfeeding vinyl stickers -HS57

Start4LifeStart4Life leaflet

6 key behaviours designed to build early habits from day one, including information on why breastfeeding is important.

C4L101.

Start4Life A3 poster
Start4Life A3 poster

C4L102

Off to the best start

Off to the best start breastfeeding leaflet C4L117

Breastfeeding tips for you and your baby
NBAW Breastfeeding tips for you and your baby

Z-card 294986

Breastfeeding gives my baby the best start he deserves
Breastfeeding gives my baby the best start he deserves

A3 Poster - 279474

NBAW 2008 Teenage
NBAW 2008 Teenage

A3 Poster - 285323

NBAW 2008 Teenage
NBAW 2008 Teenage

A3 Poster - 285321

Life doesn’t stop because I breastfeed
Life doesn’t stop because I breastfeed

A3 Poster - 281100

Breastfeeding and work
Breastfeeding and work.  Information for employees and employers

Leaflet - 279472

Breastfeeding – it’s a healthy choice for both of us
Breastfeeding – it’s a healthy choice for both of us

A3 Poster - 279477

Why is breastfeeding better for my baby and me
Why is breastfeeding better for my baby and me

A3 poster - 281098

A good start in life: the secret's close to mum's chest
A good start in life: the secret's close to mum's chest

A3 poster - 281099

 

Visit the online shop and type breastfeeding in search box to bring up the leaflets to view or order, or simply order by telephone on 0300 123 1002

Breastfeeding as Contraception

A free leaflet available to download. This leaflet was developed by by NHS Camden health professionals and women, based on the RCOG postnatal guidance and the WHO Family Planning Handbook.

The RCOG postnatal guidance recommends that breastfeeding women are informed about the method:

  • Women may be advised that if they are <6 months postpartum, amenorrhoeic and fully breastfeeding, the lactational amenorrhoea method (LAM) is over 98% effective in preventing pregnancy.

  • Women using LAM should be advised that the risk of pregnancy is increased if the frequency of breastfeeding decreases (stopping night feeds, supplementary feeding, use of pacifiers), when menstruation returns or when >6 months postpartum.

RCOG, Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health Guidance. Clinical Effectiveness Unit. Postnatal sexual and reproductive health. Sept 2009.

Resources to purchase

Off to a Good Start.  All you need to know about breastfeeding your baby.  60 page colour booklet from Health Scotland.  £1 per copy.  Telephone 0131 536 5500

GLOVER, Rebecca (2006). Follow me Mum: the key to successful breastfeeding [DVD]. Burswood, Western Australia: Tapestry Films

INCH, Sally (2005). Breastfeeding: the essentials. [DVD] Bristol: Mark-It Television

For a directory of breastfeeding resources available from voluntary and professional organisations, click here.

 

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