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The first part of our conversation with Amy Brown, Professor of Maternal and Child Public Health at Swansea University (and author of many many books which you'll find listed below!)
We look at how Amy came to be working in breastfeeding research, why she regularly speaks up for those experiencing breastfeeding grief and trauma, and how it doesn’t help anybody to be pitting formula against breastmilk. We also get into her very long list of frustrations on the lack of effort going into improving breastfeeding rates by those that have the power to about bring real change.
The Positive Breastfeeding Book
Breastfeeding Uncovered
Why Breastfeeding Grief And Trauma Matter
Informed Is Best
Covid Babies
* This is the first part in a 2-part conversation with Prof Amy Brown*
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And if you can spare a minute or two to leave a review, it's HUGELY appreciated :)
To contact the show you can send us a text message!
The first part of our conversation with Amy Brown, Professor of Maternal and Child Public Health at Swansea University (and author of many many books which you'll find listed below!)
We look at how Amy came to be working in breastfeeding research, why she regularly speaks up for those experiencing breastfeeding grief and trauma, and how it doesn’t help anybody to be pitting formula against breastmilk. We also get into her very long list of frustrations on the lack of effort going into improving breastfeeding rates by those that have the power to about bring real change.
The Positive Breastfeeding Book
Breastfeeding Uncovered
Why Breastfeeding Grief And Trauma Matter
Informed Is Best
Covid Babies
* This is the first part in a 2-part conversation with Prof Amy Brown*
Thanks for listening to The Next Feed!
If you like what you hear don’t forget you can SUBCRIBE / FOLLOW to join us each episode.
And if you can spare a minute or two to leave a review, it's HUGELY appreciated :)