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Breastfeeding Education

From getting started with breastfeeding to navigating common concerns, explore our free resource hub Jump to Resources

Getting ready for breastfeeding/chestfeeding? Research shows that access to early education and support improves breastfeeding outcomes and experiences, helping build confidence and improve health for both parents and babies. You’ll learn about valuable support services and resources available to you and your family during pregnancy, delivery, and beyond. Explore our free breastfeeding education resources below!

Getting Started with Breastfeeding

 

Access WIC’s breastfeeding education video for answers to common breastfeeding questions and helpful tips for getting started with confidence. Available in multiple languages.

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  • Ready, Set, Baby


    Explore easy-to-follow modules covering breastfeeding basics, preparing for birth, the first hours, returning to work or school, and more. Learn at your own pace, complete self-check-ins, and discover resources to support you along the way.

WIC Breastfeeding Support

 

Explore WIC’s Stages of Breastfeeding resource hub to learn breastfeeding basics and prep, returning to work or school, and how to overcome common concerns and thrive throughout.

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  • ZipMilk


    A free online directory that makes it easy to find trusted breastfeeding support close to home. If you're looking for an IBCLC, peer support group, WIC program, or other lactation support near you, simply enter your zip code to get connected with help right in your community.

Understanding your Lactation Support Options

A comprehensive guide about different lactation support options, from peer counselors to IBCLCs, and how each can help with breastfeeding, pumping, and common challenges. Discover the types of support available to you and how to find the right fit for your needs.

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While we often use the term ‘mother’ for simplicity, we intend for this language to encompass all maternal figures, primary caregivers, and diverse family structures.