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National Childbirth Trust - 'Reasons to be Proud - Ways that breastfeeding makes a difference to both mother and baby - National Breastfeeding Survey 2005 - Report
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Pediatrics - May 2004 - Breastfeeding and the Risk of Postneonatal Death in the United States - Research Article - Abstract
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BBC - Breast milk 'does cut heart risk'
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Breastfeeding advice questioned - Guardian, 9th Feb. 2004
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CPHVA Perspective - Breast Is Best for the First Six Months', Says Government.
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Babymilk Action - Latest news on infant feeding
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Food Standards Agency - Proposed Draft Revised Standard for Infant Formula (At Step 3)
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Food Standards Agency - Updated advice to pregnant and breastfeeding women on eating certain fish
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Breastmilk Substitutes in Child Health Clinics - Daphne Hardwick - Lecturer Practitioner & Health Visitor -Wroughton Health Centre
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Infant Feeding 2000 - A survey conducted on behalf of the Department of Health, the Scottish Executive, The National Assembly for Wales and the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety in Northern Ireland
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British Association of Breastfeeding Mothers
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Scottish Executive:Scottish Breast feeding Group
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Breastfeeding and returning to work
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Breast feeding is best despite heart disease link claim, says CPHVA
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Click on the link below for the study mentioned
Lactation reduces breast cancer risk in Shandong Province, China
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Breastmilk substitutes in Child Health Clinics - Daphne Hardwick - Lecturer Practitioner & Health Visitor -Wroughton Health Centre
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Extended breast feeding has health benefits
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Activities in support of breastfeeding
This is a Resource File of materials, activities and ideas which have been developed by individuals and organisations other than the Baby Friendly Initiative.
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The UK accelerated immunisation programme
and sudden unexpected death in infancy:
case-control study
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Going Baby Friendly in Scotland and Belarus increases breastfeeding rates
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Breast-fed babies 'are thinner teenagers'
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Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Database (NMAP)
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http://www.healthvisiting.org/
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The Breastfeeding Network
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Scottish Executive - Scottish women breastfeed for longer
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Lactation Consultants Great Britain
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Effectiveness
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World Health Organisation (WHO) - Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding : The Optimal Duration of Breastfeeding - Systematic Review; Abstract; Recommendations
More Information on Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices
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Health Development Agency - The Effectiveness of Public Health Interventions to Promote the Initiation of Breastfeeding : A Briefing on the evidence from selected systematic reviews and meta analysis published since 1996.
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UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative
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Audit tools to monitor breastfeeding support in the community and maternity services
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Baby Friendly Inititive - New survey shows that men are supportive of breastfeeding mums
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Breastfeeding - A new study shows Baby Friendly accreditation leads to high breastfeeding rates
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Baby Friendly tools to monitor breastfeeding support in the maternity services and community services available now. Further information.
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UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative - Auditing practices to support breastfeeding and Training
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UNICEF - Breastfeeding mothers get more sleep when co-sleeping
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League Tables for Baby Friendly Progress- Baby Friendly Initiative Newsletter, August 2004
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Progress towards Baby Friendly accreditation
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A Breastfeeding and Environmental Contamination - Discussion Paper
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Government intentions on welfare food reform to promote breastfeeding and best practice
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Baby Friendly Best Practice Standards
for Midwifery and Health Visiting Breastfeeding Education
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Breast Feeding Rates in the UK
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Strategy for Breast Feeding
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Best Practice in the Health Care System
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Ten Successful Steps to Breast Feeding
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The Seven Point Plan for the Protection, Promotion and Support of Breastfeeding in Community Health Care Settings
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Health benefits of breastfeeding
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Public health strategies for breastfeeding
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Public health strategies for breastfeeding
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Information for new mothers and pregnant women
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Information and guidance on implementing Baby Friendly best practice standards
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leaflets and posters for pregnant women and new mothers in both English and other languages commonly spoken in the UK
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Useful Publications
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Official Publications/Statements
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Department of Health - Attitudes to Feeding - Report of survey findings
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NHS - Infant Feeding and Child Nutrition. For a copy of this pack tel: 08701 555 455 or email:
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Food Standards Agency - Breast milk archive study
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Scottish Parliament - Scottish parliament approves bill to protect mothers' right to breastfeed in public
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Department of Health:
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The infant feeding audit tool
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Maternal and infant nutrition
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NHS Executive:
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Ten Good Reasons to Breastfeed
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Handy Hints About Breastfeeding
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Issues Concerning Breastfeeding
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NHS Campaign
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National Assembley of Wales - Investing in a Better Start - Promoting Breastfeeding in Wales
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Scottish Executive - Proposed Bill to Protect Breastfeeding in Public Bill -
Consultation Document
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NHS Health, Scotland (HEBS) - Breastfeeding. Getting off to a good start
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NHS Health, Scotland (HEBS) - Breastmilk- The world's best baby food - A newsletter for health professionals and people supporting breastfeeding
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Statistics
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http://www.babyfriendly.org.uk/#prevalence
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Support
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The Breastfeeding Network
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Bibliographic Information
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Medline |
British Medical Journal |
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