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Implementing Baby Friendly standards resources

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These resources provide guidance for health professionals on implementing the Baby Friendly standards.

 

Guides to the standards

Guide to the Baby Friendly Initiative Standards

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Achieving Sustainability: Standards and Guidance

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Neonatal unit guidance: implementing the standards

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University Guidance: Implementing the Standards

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Children's centre guidance: Implementing the Standards

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Breastfeeding and relationship building workbook

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A workbook for neonatal nurses

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Tools, forms and elearning

Audit tools

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Breastfeeding Assessment Tools

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Assessment of breastmilk expression checklist

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Practical skills review forms

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Sample infant feeding policies

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E-Learning training packages

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Implementing particular standards

Guidance for antenatal and postnatal conversations

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Working within the Code: Health professionals' guide

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A mother holds her newborn infant in skin-to-skin contact on the maternity wing.

Skin-to-skin contact

Information on the value of skin-to-skin
parents and baby

Maximising breastmilk

Information on supporting mothers

Specialist services guidance

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Supplementation guidance

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Providing information for parents about formula feeding

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Guidance on writing a training curriculum

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Baby Friendly pages for the PCHR (Red Book)

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Hypoglycaemia policy guidelines

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Joint neonatal projects infosheet

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