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KXAN – October 12, 2018
“For months, Randan Steinhauser pumped breast milk, in hopes her seven-week premature twin daughters would be able to drink it once they got out of the hospital. “The one thing that I could do when I was at home, to feel connected to them when I was at home, was to pump,” Steinhauser said.”
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We applaud Huston-Tillotson University, the historically Black university based in Austin, Texas, for their new program that will train lactation consultants, doulas, and midwives to battle the high maternal...
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MMBA business manager Molly Fonseca sat down with lactation educator Schantalyn-Danielle Jacobs. Schantalyn-Danielle discusses her experiences with breastfeeding, Black maternal mortality rates in the United States, and how she...
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This Year’s Theme: Claiming Our Power, Resilience, and Liberation “Black Mamas claiming their power, resilience, and liberation is an opportunity to think about improving maternal health disparities without fear,...
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Why it’s important to know about racial disparities in breastfeeding and how we can help make contributions to eliminating these disparities in the African American community Black women have...
