Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Breastfeeding Course

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Best Start's 3-Step Counseling Strategy.
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Health Canada, (2002).
A Practical Workbook to Protect, Promote and Support Breastfeeding in Community Based Projects.

Lazarov, M., Evans, A., (2000).
Breastfeeding - Encouraging the Best for Low-Income Women.
Zero to Three, August - September. 15-23.

Infant Feeding Action Coalition (2002).
Out of the Mouths of Babes: How Canada's Infant Food Industry Defies World Health Organization Rules and Puts Infant Health At Risk.

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The Breastfeeding Committee for Canada, (2002).
The Baby-Friendly Initiative in Community Health Services: A Canadian Implementation Guide.

Zimmerman, D., Guttman, N., (2001).
"Breast is Best": Knowledge Among Low-Income Mothers is Not Enough. Journal of Human Lactation.