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The Cherry Blossom Program provides essential education, supplies, and emotional support to grieving families. It guides mothers through the weaning process or offers the option to pump and donate their milk, should they choose. The program honors these families by memorializing their babies on a beautiful cherry blossom mural. For many mothers, milk donation becomes a meaningful part of their healing journey, offering a way to honor their child and potentially save the lives of other infants.
We hope you'll join us for this important discussion.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the stages of lactogenesis during pregnancy.
- Explain lactation after pregnancy loss and the options available to mothers.
- Understand the process of milk donation and the role of milk banks.
- Learn how to sensitively communicate with families following perinatal loss.
- Illustrate how milk donation can be part of a family's grief journey.
- Understand the importance of offering bereaving mothers support for both suppression and expression of breastmilk, as well information about possible donation
- Recognize possible gaps in the care for mothers who experience a perinatal loss and how we can improve
- Understand the goals of the Cherry Blossom Family program at UC Health Milk Bank.
Don't miss out on this insightful content—purchase the recorded webinar today and join the ongoing effort to improve breastfeeding support and nutrition access in underserved communities.
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We are excited to offer you the opportunity to engage with our recorded webinar, which focused on fostering crucial support for breastfeeding within the Black community. Our discussion centered on addressing disparities and implementing strategies to ensure equitable access to breastfeeding resources and support.
During this session, we explored the concept of the 'first food desert,' a term that highlights areas where access to essential first foods, such as breast milk, is limited or nonexistent. This issue ties directly to food security and access to vital nutrition during infancy, particularly affecting marginalized communities.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Describe strategies to foster support in the Black community for breastfeeding.
- Address and reduce breastfeeding disparities with a focus on disproportionately affected racial/ethnic groups.
- Define the term 'first food desert.'
- Identify 3 reasons for low breastfeeding rates in areas with high Black populations in San Diego.
- Recognize 3 ongoing efforts to improve food security and access to first foods.
Don't miss out on this insightful content—purchase the recorded webinar today and join the ongoing effort to improve breastfeeding support and nutrition access in underserved communities.
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23 L-CERPs, 2 E-CERPs, 1 R-CERP, & 27 CEU Contact Hours
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After a webinar recording is purchased the buyer will receive an email from noreply@lecturepanda.com.
Locate the email and click on the link "Complete Credits Requirement" button to view the webinar and handouts, complete the evaluation, and receive your certificate.
The password to each recording can be found next to the title of each webinar. Please see the picture for reference.
Need Support? Have Questions?
Contact our Coordinator Christina Lares at christina.lares@breastfeeding.org for custom pricing, group packages, and more.