I. A. 1 Feeding behaviours at different ages
I. A. 3 Infant anatomy and anatomical/oral challenges
I. A. 6 Milk banking – formal and informal
I. A. 11 Term development and growth
I. A. 12 WHO growth charts with gestational age adjustment
I. B. 1 Breast development and growth
I. B. 2 Breast surgery
I. B. 4 Maternal anatomical challenges
II. 3 Maternal metabolic and hormonal disorders (e.g., thyroid, Polycystic
Ovarian Syndrome)
III. B. 4 Maternal chronic disease
III. B. 6 Mastitis
III. B. 7 Milk supply, low or over
III. B. 8 Nipple and breast conditions
IV. 4 Galactogogues
V. 1 Transition to parenthood
V. 2 Birth practices
V. 6 Identifying support networks
V. 4 Employment – returning to work
V. 9 Mother-baby relationship
V. 12 Cultural competency
VI. 1 Effective milk transfer (including medically-indicated supplementation)
VI. 4 Managing supply
VI. 9 Test-weighing
VII A. 1 Feeding devices (e.g., tubes at breast, cups, syringes, teats)
VII. A. 3 Nipple devices (e.g., shields, everters)
VII. A. 5 Pumps
VII. A. 6 Scales
VII B. 1 Active listening
VII B. 2 Anticipatory guidance
VII B. 3 Care plan development and sharing
VII B. 5 Educating mothers and families
VII B. 8 Emotional support
VII B. 9 Empowerment