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Breastfeeding Presentation Presentation to: Nutrition Services Directors Breastfeeding Coordinators Presented by: Patricia Cwiklinski RD, LD, CLC Shlonda Smith, CLC Angela Hammond-Damon, IBCLC Date: July 8, 2015

Peer Counselor (PC) Program Core WIC service Providing additional time & skilled breastfeeding help when needed. Updates: – Issue, Follow up, CANNOT track or clean breast pumps – Can teach/support breastfeeding classes WITH CPA Encourage PCs to attend 2015 GA WIC Conference

Peer Counselor Database (PCDB) Central place for data storage Utilized by PCs and Lactation Specialists (LS) to facilitate communication Allows the State WIC Office (SWO) to collect data for required reports Prioritizes participants needing PC/LS follow up Tracks relevant breastfeeding support information COMING SOON!!!

Peer Counselor Database (PCDB) COMING SOON!!!!

Peer Counselor Training Tentative Dates/Location: – September 14th & 15th – September 28, 2015 Middle Georgia State College Macon, GA

BREASTFEEDING WOMEN Food Packages for

Percent of Contract Formula Packages (State) Amount of FormulaPercent of Packages Full Formula Package88.2% Mostly BF Package7.4% Some BF (¾) Package4.4% * FFF package includes infants listed as some breastfeeding **Based on packages printed in March 2015

Breastfeeding Package Goals Amount of Formula March 2015 Percentage GoalDistricts Meeting FFF*88.2%< 85%5 MBF*7.4%> 10%4 EBF Pkg9.5%> 9 %11 EBF participant 9.1%> 9%7 * Percent of Contract/non-contact infant food packages, special formulas not included ** Percent of Contract/non-contract + EBF packages, special formulas not included

How to Meet Breastfeeding Food Package Goals Goal 1 – Issue SBF women, the “P” package Goal 2 – Promote advantages of MBF over SBF Goal 3 – Increase duration of EBF – Choose no formula option for MBF first month Goal 4 – Increase duration of EBF

How do we reduce the amount of formula being issued? How does the large amount of formula given to breastfed infants affect our duration rates? What message are we giving participants? How can we change the infant feeding culture of GA WIC?

The Right Formula Package Feeding Type CansDaily Intake Weekly Intake Monthly Intake MBF13 oz oz60-90 oz MBF26 oz21-41 oz oz MBF39 oz42-62 oz oz MBF412 oz63-83 oz oz MBF516 oz oz oz SBF618 oz oz oz SBF721 oz oz oz

BREAST PUMPS Inventory for

BREAST PUMP POLICY (Georgia WIC Draft)