Clark County WIC Breastfeeding Peers

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Three rules to guide you if breastfeeding gets tough ⋆ The B**b Geek As an IBCLC, I have follow simple rules when breastfeeding gets tough: feed the baby, protect the milk supply, and keep something happening at the breast.

Remember families that we will be closed on Monday January 1 and will reopen for our late clinic on Tuesday Jan 2 from 10:30am-7pm. We hope that you enjoy your holdiay and time with your family!

Hey WIC Breastfeeding moms, if you have any Breastfeeding questions over the holidays please send a message here on Facebook and I will respond at my earliest convenienc. Remember that we will be closed on Monday 12/25 and Tuesday 12/26!

Dont forget, WIC will be closed on Monday December 25,Tuesday December 26, and Monday January 1!

Did you all know that the WIC Division in Clarl County provides an Infant Feeding Class that gives Breastfeeding education on every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month? If interested be sure to call and get scheduled @
(937) 325-0464

Happy Halloween, we are giving out goodies to the WIC children today! We are open until 7 pm tonight and each other 1st, 3rd, and 5th Friday of the month.

A lovely new mom wearing her baby in her new Moby Wrap!

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Top Five Reasons We Need A Black Breastfeeding Week « Black Breastfeeding Week Archives August 2016 August 2015 August 2014 Top Five Reasons We Need A Black Breastfeeding Week Black Breastfeeding Week was created because for over 40 years there has been a gaping racial disparity in breastfeeding rates. The most recent CDC data show that 75% of white women have ever breastfed v...

Flavor is everything when we eat. This is the same for baby. Breastmilk has a rainbow of flavors!
Photo by Liz Widman of Voice Birth Services

Fun fact time: Breastmilk changes color as you feed. The milk at the end is higher in fat and calories to meet baby’s needs.
Photo by Liz Widman of Voice Birth Services

Fun Fact-Your baby’s nose is on the case! Babies have a strong sense of smell and know the unique scent of your breast milk.
Photo by Liz Widman of Voice Birth Services