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Objectives
Human Milk Synthesis and Regulation
Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to:
Review the anatomy of the lactating breast and the role of mammary glands in producing and secreting milk.
Explain the hormonal regulation of lactation, including the roles of prolactin, oxytocin, and other hormones involved in milk production and release.
Examine the importance of skin-to-skin contact and early breastfeeding initiation in stimulating milk synthesis and establishing a strong breastfeeding relationship.
Discuss common challenges that may affect human milk synthesis, such as engorgement, mastitis, and milk supply issues, and interventions for addressing them.
Infection protection and the role of human milk
Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to:
Understand how the components of human milk help the newborn and child fight infection.
Describe the rationale for infant feeding guidelines with respect to infection protection.
Discuss the new CDC recommendation for HIV and human milk feedings.
Explain the most current recommendations for human milk feeding and SARS Co-V2
Sleep training
Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to:
Explain the mechanism of human milk synthesis and regulation.
Discuss operant conditioning with respect to sleep training.
Discuss the potential challenges and benefits of sleep training on breastfeeding, including its impact on milk supply and breastfeeding patterns.
Tongue tie and other oral restrictions: what is the evidence?
Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to:
Describe normal anatomy of the newborn.
Discuss normal physiology of the tongue during breastfeeding.
List the breastfeeding problems that can mimic ankyloglossia.
Understand current role of social media in discussion of tongue-tie.
Summarize current controversies and opportunities for further research.
Human milk in toddlers: the reasons behind the recommendations
Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to:
Challenge common misconceptions and stigmas surrounding extended breastfeeding to promote a better understanding of its benefits.
Explore the nutritional and immunological advantages of breastfeeding beyond one year of age for both the child and the breastfeeding mother.
Discuss the psychological and emotional benefits of extended breastfeeding in fostering secure attachment and emotional development in toddlers.
Address the potential concerns or challenges that parents may face when breastfeeding beyond one year and offer strategies for overcoming them.
What you should know before you deliver: Dr Jen’s wish list
Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to:
Equip professionals with knowledge about the benefits of early initiation of breastfeeding and its impact on establishing a strong breastfeeding relationship.
Review the importance of involving partners and family members in antenatal breastfeeding preparation and strategies for engaging them effectively.
Address potential challenges that may arise during the antenatal period and equip professionals with approaches to overcome these obstacles.
Encourage professionals to collaborate with other healthcare providers to offer comprehensive antenatal care that includes breastfeeding preparation.
