Deeper Dive Into Educating Families About Bottles
Lactation Business Coaching with Rachel O'Brien, MA, IBCLC
Deeper Dive Into Educating Families About Bottles
The magic happens when you show up.
Learners say...
Rachel was great at explaining the do's and dont's of bottle teaching and also sharing some insight on what type of nipples may work better for certain kiddos and palates. It's nice knowing that you CAN talk about bottles as long as you're able to not promote one specific kind, purchased at full price and have no persuasion from any outside source. Great chat!
Alexandra Strouse, RN
Already have learned so much just from this deeper dive, I was one of the CLC's who was previously uncomfortable discussing bottles or formula for fear of code violation. It is so true that the families seeking our care are the ones who will likely require or be helped by some sort of supplementation. Learning about the anatomical reasons for bottle refusal also helped my understanding of properly educating families and assessing a breast/chestfeeding latch!
Elaine House, MS, CLC
I loved this deeper dive. I have read Rachel O'Brien's blogs one bottle use, and send my clients to these blogs as this is one of my strengths I am developing. Being able to hear more from her, and being reminded about certain aspects of compliance with the Who Code and our Scope of practice was also a bonus. Thanks for getting this together Annie & Leah!
R. Joanna Jaquette
RN, IBCLC
Course Lessons
Knowledge Gap
Objectives
01
Evaluate the ethics of marketing bottle consults to families.
02
Social media dos and don'ts.
03
Providing individualized, goal-centered care to all families.
IBLCE Outline
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The magic happens when you show up.
Learners say...
Rachel was great at explaining the do's and dont's of bottle teaching and also sharing some insight on what type of nipples may work better for certain kiddos and palates. It's nice knowing that you CAN talk about bottles as long as you're able to not promote one specific kind, purchased at full price and have no persuasion from any outside source. Great chat!
Alexandra Strouse, RN
Already have learned so much just from this deeper dive, I was one of the CLC's who was previously uncomfortable discussing bottles or formula for fear of code violation. It is so true that the families seeking our care are the ones who will likely require or be helped by some sort of supplementation. Learning about the anatomical reasons for bottle refusal also helped my understanding of properly educating families and assessing a breast/chestfeeding latch!
Elaine House, MS, CLC
I loved this deeper dive. I have read Rachel O'Brien's blogs one bottle use, and send my clients to these blogs as this is one of my strengths I am developing. Being able to hear more from her, and being reminded about certain aspects of compliance with the Who Code and our Scope of practice was also a bonus. Thanks for getting this together Annie & Leah!
R. Joanna Jaquette
RN, IBCLC
About Lactation Business Coaching
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Leah Jolly IBCLC + Annie Frisbie MA, IBCLC
We know that where there’s community, there’s power - and we wanted a place where lactation business owners could join in on authentic and candid conversations about what running a business in our industry really looked like.
If you’ve been looking for a place that doesn't feel like another “boss babe” business networking event, but instead a true connection with other lactation consultants cheering you on while offering their help and experience, our Deeper Dives are for you.
If you’ve been looking for a place that doesn't feel like another “boss babe” business networking event, but instead a true connection with other lactation consultants cheering you on while offering their help and experience, our Deeper Dives are for you.
Meet the Instructor
Patrick Jones - Course author
Rachel O'Brien, MA, IBCLC
Rachel is a IBCLC in Massachusetts whose popular blog is a favorite of both families and lactation professionals. Her signature style of humor laced with pragmatic compassion and guilt-free support has resonated with hundreds of thousands of readers and has led to a busy full-time private practice which includes virtual visits with blog readers from across the world.
Before her foray into lactation-land Rachel received her BA in English with a Journalism concentration and then worked in higher education for years. She became an IBCLC in 2015 after completing her Masters degree in lactation, during which she wrote her dissertation on low milk supply. Rachel was a full-time working, breastfeeding and pumping mom for all three of her children and now specializes in low supply, bottle refusal and bottle feeding problems, working parents, and LGBTQ+ families.
When not working with families you will find Rachel reading lactation books, taking lactation courses, and fervently posting in lactation Facebook groups. Her hobbies include reading, watching drag shows, and staring blankly off into the distance while she wonders what she’s forgetting to do.
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Course Lessons
Knowledge Gap
Objectives
01
Evaluate the ethics of marketing bottle consults to families.
02
Social media dos and don'ts.
03
Providing individualized, goal-centered care to all families.
IBLCE Outline
Guaranteed Security using one of the most advanced encrypted systems on the market.
The information in this page is being processed and encrypted securely using industry-leading encryption and fraud prevention tools.