New Baby Care

This all-new how-to-breastfeed program provides everything parents need to give their baby the healthiest start in life! With the help of the International Lactation Consultant Association (ILCA), InJoy has created a video that demonstrates the most recent breastfeeding recommendations in six educator-friendly segments. Clear feeding guidelines, 3D animation of an asymmetrical latch, updated breast anatomy, a diverse group of families, and a crisp, contemporary look give educators the one tool they need to teach new parents how to succeed at breastfeeding.

THIS PROGRAM HELPS TEACHERS:

Provide essential breastfeeding information in a short time period

Visually explain how breastfeeding works through 3D animation

Encourage partners to support mother and baby’s breastfeeding success

Give confidence and concrete guidelines to new parents

Information Parents Need

From the incredible properties of human milk to perfecting a good latch to the importance of self-care, Better Breastfeeding uses an empowering tone to reassure all new parents that they can breastfeed successfully.

NEW PARENTS WILL BENEFIT FROM:

Practical step-by-step instructions for positioning and latch

Examples of hunger and satiation cues

Comprehensive feeding guidelines

Understanding milk expression, cluster feedings, and growth spurts

Answers to common questions about returning to work

Breast and nipple care that prevents soreness and engorgement

BETTER BREASTFEEDING IS DIVIDED INTO SIX EASY-TO-USE SEGMENTS:

1. How Breastfeeding Works: breast anatomy, milk supply, AAP recommendations,      and health benefits for mother and baby
2. Latching On and Positioning: skin-to-skin contact, lactation consultants, 3D      animation of the latch, and feeding positions
3. When to Feed Your Baby: hunger cues, feeding guidelines, cluster feedings, and      how to feed a sleepy baby
4. How Much Is Enough?: growth spurts, counting diapers, proper weight gain, and      keeping a feeding log
5. Breast Care: breast massage, expressing and pumping milk, nipple care, and      warning signs of problems
6. Breastfeeding Lifestyle: getting support, feeding in public, self-care, and      returning to work

Clear and concise on its own, Better Breastfeeding: Your Guide to a Healthy Start also makes a great companion to See What You Read: Mother and New Baby Care.

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