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Lactation & Breastfeeding is an international printable PDF journal for professionals (in English) on breastfeeding and lactation. In this magazine, you will find the latest knowledge about different areas of breastfeeding, abstracts, case studies, exchange of experiences and discussion, reviews of new books and videos, calendars of events.

Lactation & Breastfeeding
         The current issue

    6 The Fussy Baby – a Challenge in Breastfeeding Counselling
    12 Why Babies Cry
    17 Inconsolable Babies - HANDOUT
    19 Understanding Reflexes and Feeding: Supporting the Unsettled Infant
    22 Informal Human Milk Sharing
    25 MicroRNAs Are Apparently Important Ingredients in Human Milk
    27 Onions – Broccoli – Colic?
    31 Teaching Breastfeeding Skills to Mujur: A Unique Approach to Orangutan Maternal Care
    33 Summary of Board Meetings






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    Important working materials - Handouts

    We regularly publish important working materials for breastfeeding counselling in our magazine Lactation & Breastfeeding. Here you can download these handouts for free. On the "Laktation & Stillen - Deutsche Ausgabe" page, you will find the same handouts in German.

    Breastfeeding information in different languages

    In breastfeeding counselling, we constantly meet women from the most various ethnic groups.  The language barrier in particular makes it difficult to convey information correctly.  A unified illustrated information sheet with simple texts was ultimately developed from the handout, “Breastfeeding without Words”, which has been translated into 24 languages to date.  We would be happy if you could help us to expand this offering with further languages.
    Breast feeding information in different languages