Answers
Promotion - answerFocuses on advantages of Breastfeeding on a person, community,
state, or global level. Examples: On the community, the public, family law, mother in
prison.
Protection - answerFocuses on governmental. manufacturer, and social commercial
interest such as Nestle company(formula maker).
International code of Marketing of Breast milk substitutes - answerAddresses improper
marketing practices. It prohibits the distribution of free formula ( including discharge
packages)
Support - answerFocuses on the interaction of helpers with family as well as program
development and implementation.
Evidence based teaching highest level - answerMeta analysis and systemic reviews
(Cochrane collaboration.
Certified lactation Counselor - answerNationally recognized designation awarded by the
academy pf lactation policy & practice (ALPP) to those who successfully complete the
course competencies including verification exercises to qualify for the exam.
American National standards institute (ANSI) - answerWell recognized within the
industry as enforcing the highest standards in personnel certification accreditation.
Why is breastfeeding so difficult that mothers need help? - answerUnrealistic
expectation
Why do breastfeeding women supplement with formula without medical reason or
request in the early postpartum? - answerLack of preparation for what the newborn
period would be like .
How many days after hospital discharge is the fastest drop off from breastfeeding? -
answerFirst 10 days
What are the most common reasons why mothers stop breast feeding? - answernot
enough milk, baby won's latch, breast pain/ soreness, and work/ school.
How many days after delivery is the greatest risk for stopping BF? - answer3-7days
Why did BF go up in the 1990s? - answerWIC programs were created