Supporting Breastfeeding in Child Care

Course Description

The training will provide education on how to support breastfeeding families and create a breastfeeding supportive environment. Participants will learn how to properly handle, store and prepare breast milk, as well as learn the benefits of breastfeeding and helpful information on infant feedings.

Learning Objectives

• To understand the importance of breastfeeding and the benefits of breast milk.
• To utilize strategies to create a breastfeeding supportive child care environment. 
• To identify infant feeding cues.
• To describe proper handling, storage, and preparation of breast milk.

Overview

• Hours/Credits/CEUs: 1.5 Hours
• Tier: Registered—Not for Career Pathways Placement
• Course Type: Approved Clock Hours
• Applies Toward: General Course
• Core Competency Areas: Health, Safety, and Nutrition
• CDA Subject Areas: Planning a safe, healthy learning environment

Who is this Course For?

• Directors of child care facilities
• Center staff of childcare facilities
• Family/Group who care for children
• Infant or toddler child care providers 

What Ages are Addressed in this Course?

• Infants (0–18 months)
• Toddlers (19–36 months)

Need Help? Contact Us.

            Email: [email protected]

            Phone: (701) 476-6677