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Public Health England Study and Medication during Breastfeeding

71% of 500 women who responded to a PHE study,  think breastfeeding will limit the medication which can be taken! So lots of work for me still to do then. Could professionals buy a copy of Breastfeeding and Medication to reassure women? Statements like this on the NHS site arent going to help – more […]

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Breastfeeding and Medication

If you see breastfeeding mothers who need medication maybe you need to buy this book https://www.amazon.co.uk/Breastfeeding-Medication-Wendy-Jones/dp/0415641063/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1489435817&sr=8-1&keywords=breastfeeding+and+medication

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Training for Pharmacists

harmacists can access evidence based training for free  rather than read material which is non evidence based and developed by the formula industry https://www.academia.edu/26421451/The_pharmaceutical_care_of_breastfeeding_mothers?auto=download   Pharmacists can be as guilty as doctors in being influenced by the companies and inadvertently pass on negative messages about breastfeeding as described in this article Education and training of […]

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Blog – Breastfeeding for Dads and Grandmas

Blog Breastfeeding for Dads and Grandmas

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Blog – why mothers medication matters

blog why mothers medication matters

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The History of Child Nutrition

THE HISTORY OF CHILD NUTRITION OVER THE PAST 200 YEARS Not exactly a factsheet but explains how we reached the point in support of breastfeeding

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Codeine ( or co-codamol) and Breastfeeding

It seems that more people ask about the use of codeine than any other drug. The changes in guidance following the MHRA report in 2013 and 2015 seem to cause much confusion. We need to be aware as mothers that if we take codeine and our babies become sleepy (sleep longer or more frequently) then […]

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