Meetings are held
at the
Rufus Centre
Steppingley Rd
Flitwick
MK45 1AH
from 10.00 until 12.00
LA
LECHE LEAGUE MEETINGS
Attending
La Leche League meetings can help you learn about breastfeeding from
other nursing mothers. Mothers share not only their questions and
concerns but also benefits and joys of breastfeeding. Being in touch
with La Leche League can give you the network of support you need.
Babies are always welcome. Please ring to confirm dates [in case
illness or emergency means we have to postpone ] and get directions
for how to get to there
Meetings
are held in the Stocksfield Room, at the Rufus Centre, Steppingley Rd
Flitwick MK45 1AH from 10.00 until 12.30. This is a public room so
we do have to be out on time, but don’t worry if you are late, a
warm welcome will await you.
Meetings will also be held
between these dates in Luton and Lidlington ; the focus will be on
life with toddlers, please ring for details.
Dates for 2010
Wed
2nd Dec
Baby led weaning
We
try and tailor the content of the meeting to the needs of the mothers
who come; the discussion titles above are only a starting point.
We look forward
to you raising any burning issues you might have
Wed 6th Jan Breastfeeding matters
Wed 3rd Feb The womanly art of breastfeeding the first few weeks
Wed10th March The fussy baby dealing with challenges
Wed 21st April How weaning happens – adding other foods to your baby’s diet
Wed 19th May Why breastfeed?
Wed16th June Birth and adjusting to your New Baby
Wed 14th July Avoiding and overcoming challenges
August Family picnic to be arranged
Wed 8th Sept solids/weaning meeting
Wed 13th Oct advantages of b/f meeting
Wed 10th Nov Birth and the early weeks meeting
Wed 8th Dec avoiding and overcoming difficulties meeting
Telephone Numbers
Helen: 01525 713 478
Doris: 01582 560 624
Louise: 01707 394 806
e-mail:
Local breastfeeding counsellor
La Leche League Great Britain
Charity No. 283771
La Leche League’s aims are to help mothers
to breastfeed through mother-to-mother support, encouragement, information
and education and to promote a better understanding of breastfeeding
as an important element in the healthy development of the baby and
mother.
Here in Bedfordshire we currently: