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Mother to Mother breastfeeding support in New Zealand

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Questions or worries about breastfeeding? Our accredited La Leche League Leaders are parents like you, who have been trained to provide lactation information and support. We can help over the phone, you can come along to our informal meetings, or ask a questions via email and on social media.  All of this is free and confidential.

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You can find details of our accredited Leaders and group meetings across Aotearoa here.

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Our mission is to help mothers to breastfeed through mother-to-mother support, education, information, and encouragement and to promote a better understanding of breastfeeding as an important element in the healthy development of the baby and mother.

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Breastfeeding Support - La Leche League New Zealand

Breastfeeding Support - La Leche League New Zealand

La Leche League provides parent to parent support and information for those who want to breastfeed or

Once established, breastfeeding is convenient, portable and always ready anytime, anywhere. Where are you breastfeeding today? ... See MoreSee Less
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🙌When will my baby stretch our their feedings?In reality - probably never. Adults put something in their mouth very frequently. I challenge you to an experiment. How often did you eat or drink yesterday? Count all snacks, all glasses of water / cups of tea etc.My day looked like this:1. 7:45 - Breakfast2. 8:00- glass of water & some vitamins3. 8:50 - cup of tea as I started work4. 10:15 - another cup of tea5. 10:40 - a little water from my bottle6. 11.40 - more water7. 12:45 - lunch and also drank from my water bottle on and off until 1.308. 3:00 - refilled my water bottle and drank a little9. 4:15 - more water10. 6.00 - dinner11. 7.00-8.30 - drinks on and off while I watched tv12. 9.30 - herbal teaThat’s 12 “feeds”, sometimes with a gap and sometimes I clustered with lots of little sips of water. You have to drink frequently to stay hydrated. Why should a baby be any different?What does your day look like? ... See MoreSee Less
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Please share your experiences of feeding your babies during our flood events around the country. Infant feeding (and in fact the needs of any pre-school aged children) is a hugely forgotten area in emergency planning and yet crucial for authorities to consider as little people are amongst our most vulnerable.An Inquiry has been established to identify lessons from the three severe North Island weather events in early 2023.It is important that all of our communities can be prepared for future extreme weather events. The most powerful way we can prepare is to hear from people who experienced the events or have something to share.➡️ You can share your experiences by using the online submission form: consultations.dia.govt.nz/submissions/share-to-prepare/The survey should take between 10-20 mins to complete. The closing date for submissions has been extended to 15 December 2023.Thank you sharing your experience and for helping to make a difference💜🧡➡️ Find out more about this Inquiry on the Department of Internal Affairs website: www.dia.govt.nz/Government-Inquiry-into-the-Response-to-the-North-Island-Severe-Weather-Events ... See MoreSee Less
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Sending late night La Leche League love 💚💚💚You are doing an amazing job, Mama!sorry I don't have a reference to this 'study' but it certainly sounds legit. ... See MoreSee Less
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