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Breastfeeding Support Group

NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED, WALK-INS WELCOME

Did you know that the World Health Organization recommends that breastfeeding begin within the first hour of a baby's life and continue as often as the baby wants? Breastfeeding also has health benefits for both the baby and the mother.

You're invited to attend our breastfeeding support group at St Joseph's Hospital, during which you will receive assistance and encouragement from an on-site lactation consultant. You also will have the opportunity to connect with other breastfeeding mothers.

Take advantage of our community support during your personalized breastfeeding journey.

NO SE REQUIERE REGISTRO, BIENVENIDOS SIN CITA (Clase del Jueves- Asistencia en español)

Está invitada a asistir a nuestro grupo de apoyo a la lactancia materna en el Hospital St Joseph's, durante el cual recibirá asistencia y aliento de un asesor de lactancia. También tendrá la oportunidad de conectarse con otras madres en su comunidad.

¿Sabías que la Organización Mundial de la Salud recomienda que la lactancia materna comience dentro de la primera hora de vida del bebé y continúe con tanta frecuencia como el bebé quiera? La lactancia materna también tiene beneficios para la salud tanto del bebé como de la madre.

Aproveche el apoyo de nuestra comunidad durante su viaje personalizado hacia la lactancia materna.

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