Sentence examples for breastfeeding environment from inspiring English sources

Partnering with the "Building a Breastfeeding Environment" support group, the students created a music video set to Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" -- with some more... lactastic lyrics.

3. Enable breastfeeding at work through paid breastfeeding breaks, adequate lactation facilities and a supportive breastfeeding environment in the workplace.

Last month a report by Save the Children suggested that America is one of the worst places to be a mother among rich countries, pointing to what it said were one of the highest maternal mortality rates and worst breastfeeding environments among developed countries.

Hence, it is our intention to make a critical evaluation of the current BFHI and the Ten Steps recommendations in consideration of the importance of providing an evidence-based breastfeeding supported environment for our mothers and infants.

In addition, in 2001 the Health Promotion Administration in Taiwan implemented a national mother- baby-friendly hospital certification system based on the WHO's UNICEF program of building breastfeeding friendly environments for mothers.

Compatibility of breastfeeding with work environment was a major factor.

Microbes such as bacteria and fungi are passed from mothers to babies during birth, while breastfeeding, the surrounding environment and the use of antibiotics are also thought to influence the mix.

This association remained after controlling for maternal intelligence and the home environment; breastfeeding appeared to have a slight protective effect.

One mother said: – " It doesn't feel natural to breastfeed in this environment.

Obese women may experience a delay in the onset of lactation but in supportive environments breastfeeding can be successfully established.

In response to this, the Nigerian government established the Baby-Friendly Hospinal Initiative (Benin in BEnugu Enugu, Maiduguri, Lagos, Jos and Port Harcourt with the aim of providing mothers and their infants a supportive environment for breastfeeding and to promote appropriate breastfeeding practices [ 8], thus helping to reduce infant morbidity and mortality rates.