In our ongoing series of interviews with candidates running for Durham City Council, we have the privilege of featuring Shelia Ann Huggins, a dedicated advocate and contender for one of these important positions. Shelia brings a wealth of knowledge and a strong commitment to making Durham a more breastfeeding-friendly community. Summary of Shelia Ann Huggins’
Carolina Birth and Wellness has been busy adding a variety of services and are excited to share them with the community! They will be hosting a Fall Open House on September 30th 9a-12p at their south Durham office (5850 Fayetteville Road, Suite 202). This will be a casual event, drop in event. Babies, kids, and partners are all
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🌟 Hey there, Breastfeed Durham community! 🌟 We’ve got some fantastic news to share with all you amazing folks who are as passionate about lactation support as we are! Breastfeed Durham is thrilled to announce that we’re rolling out training sessions tailor-made just for you – our beloved healthcare providers and community members. But here’s
Check out this article written and published by NCCARE360, featuring Breastfeed Durham! https://nccare360.org/august-celebrates-national-breastfeeding-month/ Thank you to Nicole Crews and NCCARE360 for highlighting National Breastfeeding Month and importance of breastfeeding friendly communities.
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For many, nursing a baby is the embodiment of nurture and love. However, for some families, especially those from non-English speaking backgrounds, the journey to successful breastfeeding continuation and duration can be riddled with challenges, misinformation, and lack of proper support. At Breastfeed Durham, our commitment has always been to champion every family’s feeding journey.
National Breastfeeding Month was met with spirited celebration at Duke University Health System. Not only did the staff proudly sport special breastfeeding shirts, but Duke Regional Hospital also shined with its new Baby-Friendly Hospital® designation. Join us at Breastfeed Durham as we delve into the festive details and the community’s unwavering support for breastfeeding families! First
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We are excited to share that the Community and Clinical Connections for Prevention and Health Branch (CCCPH), Division of Public Health has officially launched www.breastfeednc.com. This is a new, equity focused website designed to provide comprehensive information and resources to support breastfeeding mothers, fathers, and their families across North Carolina. Breastfeeding is a crucial aspect of maternal
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Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the Maui wildfires that destroyed much of Lahaina last week. Unfortunately, the needs of pregnant and postpartum people are often overlooked in climate disasters. With Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Breastfeeding Week, we are especially thinking of the pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding parents and families in Lahaina
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Editor’s note (September 2026): This post is kept as a record of Breastfeed Durham’s 2023 events; the dates and registration links in it have passed. This August marks the 13th annual National Breastfeeding Month! This 2023 National Breastfeeding Month theme is This is Our Why. We aim to center the conversation on babies and families
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We are excited to share that Duke Regional Hospital has earned it’s Baby-Friendly designation! After successfully completing all steps of a rigorous multi-year process that entailed coordination of both outpatient and inpatient education, overcoming supply chain and procurement challenges during a pandemic and demonstrating collaboration across a vast geographical area in the Triangle, Duke Regional
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