WBTiAUS
@WBTi_AUS
Twitter account for the Core group of the Australian World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative
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https://wbtiaus.com 17-03-2018 12:45:20
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Breastfeeding supports child health and women's rights and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. It's time we recognise its value in economic & environmental metrics, prioritizing it in policies and investments. #BreastfeedingasCarbonOffset for #HealthforAll : bit.ly/ibfaco
Did you know? Breastfeeding supports child health, women's rights, and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. It's time we prioritize it in our policies and investments. bit.ly/Breastfeedinga… #BreastfeedingasCarbonOffset
NEW PUBLICATION: A proposal to recognize investment in breastfeeding as a carbon offset. The Bulletin of the World Health Organization ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
‘First do no harm’. Birth & breastfeeding are no walk in the park, but do we invest enough to avoid trauma in maternity care. Policies fail to deliver for women & babies, as governments’ budget 💵 don’t follow on from policy statements.Emma Hurst
Don’t forget to register there are some amazing speakers lined up for this event. Charles Maskell-Knight Dr Monica Costa, Karleen Gribble, Andini Y. Pramono Prof Jenny Gamble Miranda Stewart Alessandro Iellamo
US looks to protect children from unhealthy food marketing to improve their health. In particular from powerful and influential digital advertising.
Lindsey Smith Taillie #brandsoffourkids
The junk food industry is targeting our children thehill.com/opinion/health…
Breastfeeding requires a community that supports mothers - it is worth it! Great advocacy Julie P Smith #MothersMilkTool WBTiAUS ABA
abc.net.au/news/2024-04-2…
Webinar - Gender responsive budgeting - the financing of maternity care in the Aust’n federation: addressing gender equality including in emergencies and disasters. Monday 29 April 6pm AEST.
Registrations are now open taxpolicy.crawford.anu.edu.au/news-events/ev… Julie P Smith ANU Gender Institute BPNI
‘Recognizing the significance of breastfeeding in reducing #breastcancer risk has profound #publichealth implications, necessitating comprehensive support, education, and policies to encourage and facilitate breastfeeding’
Public Health Wales
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38608095/
Time to put an end to the exploitative marketing of commercial milk formulas for babies up to 36months of age. #TheWHOCode vimeo.com/916570643/5c6a… Rosemary Stanton Julie P Smith Phillip Baker ABA Dr Jen Hocking Public Health Australia Larissa Waters Jane Martin Lisa Amir Nisha Khot (She/Her)
🔥 Interesting article informed by the recent WHO complementary feeding guidelines who.int/publications/i…
👉🏼 When can my baby drink cow’s milk? It’s sooner than you think
theconversation.com/when-can-my-ba… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand
Explainer written by two of the WBTiAUS team members about World Health Organization (WHO) updated complementary feeding guidelines for 6-24months olds - this focuses on 6-11month olds. Karleen Gribble naomi.hull DrNinaChad