Breastfeeding Support for Black Families | The Educated Trophy Wife

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Human Milk Matters

Black families success rate of producing human milk has been slow in comparison to other developing nations. These resources offer transformative solutions for self efficacy in Black families.

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Little’s Lunch Cohort Hub

Every parent deserves the opportunity to make informed decisions with compassion, science and support.

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Research breastfeeding topic for Myth or Fact:

“Black women cannot produce breast milk”

Framing of first session

Foundations of Human Milk

Welcome & Introduction
Foundations of Milk Production
Supply & Demand
Understanding Normal Newborn Feeding

Enrollment will open soon for the 2nd Class of

Little’s Lunch Community Breastfeeding

Interactive Learning Lab Cohort

It’s about replacing fear with knowledge. Replacing isolation with community. Replacing uncertainty with preparation.

Breakout Activity

Structure on milk production
Supply and demand illustration
Little’s Lunch Community BF Journal

Human Milk Foundation Guide

Some work is built to make money. Some work is built to leave something better behind. Little’s Lunch was created because every family deserves access to practical, evidence based breastfeeding education in a space where they feel seen, respected and supported.

For more than two decades, I’ve watched families search for answers that should have been available from the beginning. This cohort is my contribution to changing that.

Over five interactive sessions, we’ll build confidence from the foundation up understanding how milk is made, protecting supply, improving latch, preparing for work or school and navigating common challenges together.

If this work reaches one family, one doula, one midwife or one healthcare professional who carries what they learn into their community then the impact extends far beyond a single classroom.

**This is an example some topics covered in the beta version. This doesn’t mean these topics will be covered in this order.

Why was this cohort created?

Join us as we build healthier families one conversation at a time.

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Who can join?

At this time only Black doulas, midwives and community service workers are welcomed in this cohort for research purposes. Keep checking here for future updates about organizational programs.