Sometimes you gotta take a step back and celebrate the wins! And today, we’re here to share some good news. We have just met the requirements of Step 4 in the Ten Steps to a Breastfeeding Family Friendly Community. Step 4 – So, what’s this Step 4? Well, it’s all about making sure families in […]
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Breastfeed Durham has always been a vibrant and supportive community, thanks to the incredible individuals who continuously lend their time, energy, and expertise to the cause. Today, we want to shine a spotlight on one such remarkable woman – Ann Conlon-Smith, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) located in Raleigh. Ann’s unwavering dedication to
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MAAME, Inc.1208 Fayetteville St., Durham, NC 27707 Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and SaturdayVirtual and In-Person Appointments10am to 5pm To make an appointment: www.maameinc.org; (919) 709-3120 MAAME, Inc. (Mobilizing Afircan American Mothers through Empowerment) empowers Black, Brown, Indigenous, and other Birthing People of color and those historically excluded to navigate systems during pregnancy and postpartum as well
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There’s big news coming our way – and if you’re a breastfeeding mama or advocate, you’re going to want to hear this. After many discussions and deliberations, the state legislature has finally given us something to cheer about: sales tax on breast pumps and related equipment will be no more! That’s right – amidst the
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As of October 1, 2023 the North Carolina state WIC contract for standard infant human milk substitute will be transitioning to Abbot Similac products. The following Gerber formula products will no longer be available through WIC program benefits (regardless of if a formula prescription is provided). The following Abbott Similac products will replace the standard Gerber infant
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As we delve into the upcoming mayoral election in Durham, North Carolina, we have the privilege of speaking with Charlitta Burruss, a candidate whose personal experiences and commitment to supporting mothers and families have shaped her vision for the city. Burruss, a mother who once relied on Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) assistance as a
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Breastfeeding is not only a fundamental aspect of early childhood development but also a key indicator of a supportive and healthy community. In Durham, North Carolina, the conversation about breastfeeding support and healthcare access has gained momentum. We reached out to mayoral candidate Senator Mike Woodard to better understand his perspective on these critical issues.
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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
