Our webinar Part One: Empowering Dietitians to Promote Maternal & Child Health Through Lactation Support, has an emphasis on the mechanics of breastfeeding. Our guest expert Jaren Soloff, RD, IBCLC, went through strategies to optimize milk transfer, latching techniques, pumping and pacifiers and how to tackle challenging situations, such as pain during feeding.
We’ve never had SO many questions during a free webinar.
You loved Jaren’s comprehensive, informative and practical approach. But, you wanted to know more.
You specifically asked:
- If mom (parent) is not eating a good diet herself (lack of time to eat), can this impact the calorie/fat content of her breastmilk?
- Other than encouraging a well-balanced diet, including healthy fats, are there any foods you recommend that help modify the macronutrient composition of breastmilk?
- How can we help regulate milk production? What is the most optimal pumping frequency to maintain production?
- What about alcohol, medications and herbs? What is the evidence behind pump and dump? And do galactagogues actually work to increase milk supply?
So, we asked Jaren to create a Part Two to answer all your questions.
In her Part Two webinar, Jaren will provide a more in-depth discussion of how to support milk supply during lactation. She will include specific recommendations regarding nutrition, supplements and common concerns that arise about nutrition during lactation.
This webinar is not for you if:
- You’re experienced in lactation and feel confident in your skill set
- You work with older kids who are no longer breastfed
Webinar Rating & Reviews
People love our Webinar on Lactation Support!
“I enjoyed how Jaren went more in depth on natural health products and medications.”
“Getting an RD perspective. I’ve done some other continuing education courses about breastfeeding but they are also taught by nurses so this was more informative and useful for me.”
“Very down to earth recommendations to give to mothers – very useful!”
“The information from this webinar will help in practice educating parents on breast milk supply.”
“All information was excellent, speaker is very easy to follow and great at elaborating.”
