Human Lactation & Breastfeeding
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$149.00
$149.00
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Description
Our comprehensive 10-week course on Human Lactation and Breastfeeding is designed to equip student midwives with the essential knowledge and skills to support breastfeeding mothers effectively. This course delves into the biology, benefits, techniques, and challenges of breastfeeding, emphasizing practical applications and evidence-based practices.
Key Features:
- In-Depth Curriculum: Explore the anatomy and physiology of the breast, hormonal regulation of lactation, and the stages of milk production.
- Practical Skills: Learn various breastfeeding techniques and positions, understand how to address common breastfeeding challenges, and gain expertise in milk pumping and storage.
- Supportive Environment: Develop counseling skills to support breastfeeding mothers, create breastfeeding-friendly environments, and connect with community resources.
- Special Circumstances: Understand the nuances of breastfeeding premature infants, multiples, and in the context of maternal illness or medication.
- Ethical and Legal Knowledge: Navigate the ethical issues and legal rights surrounding breastfeeding, including workplace support for breastfeeding mothers.
- Comprehensive Assessment: Prepare for practical assessments through interactive activities, case studies, and a thorough review of key concepts.
Course Outcomes: By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Explain the biological processes involved in lactation and breastfeeding.
- Identify the nutritional and immunological benefits of breastfeeding for both infants and mothers.
- Demonstrate effective breastfeeding techniques and troubleshoot common breastfeeding problems.
- Provide informed and compassionate support to breastfeeding mothers in various circumstances.
- Advocate for breastfeeding-friendly practices and policies in healthcare and workplace settings.
Who Should Enroll: This course is ideal for student midwives, nursing students, and healthcare professionals who wish to deepen their understanding of breastfeeding and enhance their ability to support breastfeeding families.