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Capital Region Baby Café Program
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SPHP Community Health Programs
SPHP Community Health Programs
Schenectady County Baby Café
Schenectady County Baby Café
Schenectady County Public Health Service's Family Health Division supports pregnant and new parents with breastfeeding/chestfeeding their child.
Official Baby Cafe Website
Official Baby Cafe Website
Baby Cafés are FREE resources for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers, offering: Support from specifically-trained staff Opportunities to share experiences and make friends Refreshments, comfortable seating, and open-forum discussions
Baby Café in the Media
New 'Baby Café' in Albany brings pregnant, nursing parents together
New 'Baby Café' in Albany brings pregnant, nursing parents together
There’s now a place in Albany where new moms can get professional breastfeeding and lactation support – all for free. St. Peter’s Health Partners opened its “Baby Cafe” in the Albany Housing Authority on South Pearl Street.It’s a place where pregnant and nursing moms can share tips and techniques, and socialize with other moms. New […]
New Baby Café opens in Albany Housing Authority building
New Baby Café opens in Albany Housing Authority building
A new café is opening in Albany, but this time, it allows pregnant and nursing moms to get together and share techniques they have learned as a new parent.
Area organizations mark World Breastfeeding Week - The Daily Gazette
Area organizations mark World Breastfeeding Week - The Daily Gazette
For all mothers — new, expecting or otherwise — the topic of breastfeeding can be a daunting one. From postpartum… Read more »
The Let Down Low Down Podcast: Black Breastfeeding Week 2022 Special Edition
The Let Down Low Down Podcast: Black Breastfeeding Week 2022 Special Edition
Happy World Breastfeeding Month! Black Breastfeeding Week was established in 2012 by Kimberly Seals Allers, Kiddada Green, and Anayah Sangodele-Ayoka and is celebrated during the last week of August. Have you ever wondered why black breastfeeding got its own separate week? Well, it's because there is a huge racial equity issue in breastfeeding; according to the CDC, fewer than 60% of Black mothers have ever breastfed compared to 75% of white mothers. On this episode, we talk to Sherisa Moore RN, MSN, MA, IBCLC about her work and experiences as the ONLY International Board Certified Lactation Counselor (IBCLC) of color in the Capital Region of New York. Tune in as we talk about racial disparities in breastfeeding, culturally representative healthcare, and support during nursing! Trigger Warning: Mentions of Miscarriage Check Sherisa out at https://linktr.ee/alittlebitofmilkllc Keep up with all things Baby Cafe at https://linktr.ee/Capitalregionbabycafes
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