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Australian Breastfeeding Association
Australian Breastfeeding Association - formerly Nursing Mothers' Association of Australia, is a large community based
self-help group, recognised as a leading authority on breastfeeding management. The site provides information for both
breastfeeding women and for health professionals and others who are involved in supporting and promoting
breastfeeding.
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Baby Milk Action
Another breastfeeding advocacy organisation, located in the United Kingdom. The latest news
in the war against the use of baby milk substitutes.
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Breastfeeding Basics
Breastfeeding support and answers from Anne Smith, IBCLC. Her expert advice offers solutions
to your breastfeeding problems and gives information on how to breastfeed.
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Breastfeeding.com
A very comprehensive site providing detailed information on breastfeeding.
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La Leche League International
A beautifully laid-out site featuring a wide range of information, both on
the services and activities of LLLI, and brestfeeding itself. Their breastfeeding
FAQ is particularly valuable, and worth a look.
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Australian Breastfeeding Association
The homepage of the Nursing Mothers' Association of Australia. It contains
not just information about the organisation itself, but a very useful
breastfeeding FAQ.
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Promotion of Mothers Milk Inc
A very comprehensive US site, covering all aspects of breastfeeding.
Features pictures, articles, promotional materials, products and
many tips on advocating breastfeeding. Incorporates the
Breastfeeding Advocacy Page, which used to be located
elsewhere.
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Ted Greiner's Breastfeeding Website
This website aims at increasing the availability of the many papers written by Ted Greiner which
present new ways of looking at key issues related to breastfeeding but which either are unpublished or
are published in difficult to reach places. Contains an extensive list of links to other related websites
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Unicef
UNICEF's aim is to create an environment globally that empowers women to breastfeed exclusively for the first six
months and continue to breastfeed for two years or more, with appropriate complementary food and feeding. This is
optimal infant and young child feeding, the Best Start to life.
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World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) - Promoting Breastfeeding all over the world.
WABA is a global network of organizations and individuals who believe breastfeeding is the right of all
children and mothers and who dedicate themselves to protect, promote and support this right. This site
offers some comprehenisve information on the pros of breastfeeding. It includes some very good links
to other relevant sites.
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