If you’re starting to look at how to become an IBCLC, we are SO excited for you! This field is extremely rewarding. You get to support new parents when they are in the throes of a major life change AND leave them feeling confident and prepared to handle feeding their child. But becoming an International […]

Having the ability to read and evaluate peer reviewed literature can give you an edge in your private practice. Not only does it allow you to have the most up-to-date evidence-based protocols, but it can give you more confidence when speaking to other healthcare professionals. If you are ready to take your ability to evaluate […]

Let’s just start with this: infant formula, formula feeding, and breast-milk substitutes are not “bad” – and the WHO Code does not imply that they are. Infant formula offers a nutritionally complete food source for infants whose mothers cannot or choose not to breastfeed if a clean water source is available to prepare the formula with and […]