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World Breastfeeding Week

by Kelli

I realize I’ve been a little self-absorbed these past few weeks. …ahem…. I’ve been meaning to mention that World Breastfeeding Week is starting tomorrow, but again - the self-absorption….. Anyway, World Breastfeeding Week starts August 1st and will continue through August 7th - an entire week in which our breasts can reign supreme. Here are some great links regarding the coming week’s events:

  • The World Breastfeeding Week official site explains the premise of the week itself.
  • The La Leche League site for the week’s events as listed state by state. This year’s theme is the Power of One - for example, breastfeeding within the 1st hour of birth leads to greater success. There is an event in my area at a local children’s museum and I am thinking that would be a great activity for us this Sunday evening.
  • Andi at Mama Knows Breast is reporting that Colleen at My Baby and More is challenging folks to give away their breastfeeding books via Bookcrossing. What a cool idea for passing along knowledge.

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