Lactation Makes Dollars and Sense
When budgets tighten, lactation support is treated as a nice-to-have. It is one of the few line items that pays the payer back. Two papers make that case, and one
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When budgets tighten, lactation support is treated as a nice-to-have. It is one of the few line items that pays the payer back. Two papers make that case, and one
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Communities grow stronger when they take time to reflect on what they are building together. Community Self-Appraisals offered through the Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities initiative are designed to support that
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At Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities, we are thrilled to celebrate the tremendous progress happening across North Carolina to create more supportive environments for families. We are especially proud of: We believe every county deserves
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By Janiah Fladger, MPH CandidateUNC Gillings School of Global Public HealthField Placement with Breastfeed Durham, Summer 2025 When I joined Breastfeed Durham as their Summer Recruitment Coordinator, I knew I’d
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A lactation-friendly workplace is one that welcomes lactating employees and proudly supports their infant feeding goals by providing time and private space to express milk, recognizing that meeting human biological
What Does It Mean to Be “Breastfeeding Friendly” in the Workplace and Beyond? Read More »
At our recent Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities (BFFC) Implementation Leaders Collaborative Round Table, we explored a central question in our work: “How do we engage with businesses?” For many of us,
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What does it take to truly normalize breastfeeding across educational spaces? In Durham, North Carolina, it began with trust, persistence, and deep listening. In this article, Julianne Williams, a recent
Breastfeed Durham’s Community Partner program shows how a simple, free sign-up can turn ordinary businesses into places where nursing parents feel welcome. More than 100 Durham businesses have joined since
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This post is kept as a historical record and reflects the situation when it was published in January 2024. For current information, see our news page. Are you a community
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The Wood County Breastfeeding Coalition was established in 1998. The goal of the Wood County Breastfeeding Coalition is to promote, protect and support breastfeeding through education and outreach to our
Welcoming the Wood County, WI Team! Read More »