Breastfeeding Bash 2021: Get Your Milk On!

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Dates:

On Sun, Aug 29 2021

Times:

9:00 AM

Event Type:

Fitness / Yoga Class

Birthing / Parenting Class

Support Group

Nutrition / Wellness

Where class is offered:

Online

Description

Breastfeeding Bash 2021: Get Your Milk On! 🤱
A FREE Virtual Event
Sunday, August 29th – 9 – 11 am EDT

✅ Join us for a morning of connection, celebration and giveaways!
✅ Celebrate national breastfeeding month
✅ Learn from amazing resources and businesses that support new families
✅ Covering topics from tips and tricks to breastfeeding, nutrition, babywearing, pre and postnatal fitness and so much more!
✅ Get your breastfeeding questions answered
✅ A chance to win the stuff and support your growing family needs (more to come)

This virtual event is to celebrate and support all new and expecting mamas on their breastfeeding journey.

Event Registration & Amazing Giveaway!

Once registered, you will receive an email with a Zoom Webinar link before the event date.
PLUS, all registrants will automatically be entered to win our amazing giveaways throughout the day. Come for one or stay for all!

Panelists, Agenda + Giveaways Coming Soon!

Prenatal, Postpartum, or both?:

Both

Are children allowed?:

Yes

Provider

Women & Infants - Liz Howard

Elisabeth Howard, CNM, Ph.D., FACNM (Liz) is Director of Midwifery at Women and Infants Hospital RI. She has been a CNM for 30 years and is an Associate Professor of Obstetrics and ... moreGynecology at the Alpert Medical School, Brown University. She received her BA in Sociology from William Smith College, her MSN from Yale University,and her PhD in Nursing from Vanderbilt University. She is a current Watson Caring Science Institute Postdoctoral Fellow. She has conducted research on out of hospital birth, reproductive decision making. quality of life, and interprofessional education.

She has served as the American College of Nurse Midwives (ACNM) representative to the National Quality Forum, as well as the Neonatal Encephalopathy Task Force. Currently, she is the project manager for Women and Infants quality improvement project with the Healthy Birth Initiative: Reducing Primary Cesarean Project, the multi-hospital nation-wide quality learning collaborative. She is the contributing editor for the Journal of Perinatal and Neonatal Nursing’s Clinical Expert Column, associate editor of the book Obstetric Triage Protocols, and author over 40 peer reviewed publications.

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