VITAMINER FOR AMMEVEJLEDERE - Online fyraftensmøder i efteråret 2023
AATorsdag d. 24. august 2023 kl 15.00-16.15 (på engelsk)
Zainab Yate: Breastfeeding Makes Me Feel Mad, Bad or Sad
Breastfeeding can trigger negative emotions and intrusive thoughts. These can include experiencing the phenomenon of breastfeeding/nursing aversion and agitation or having the medical condition of Dysphoric Milk Ejection Reflex. Understanding the nuances and variations in all these conditions and symptoms can lead to better referral, intervention, and treatment for those struggling with negative emotions associated with breastfeeding. The information and skills you will gain will particularly help in complex cases or cases where there seems to be a missing link. Zainab Yate BSc, MSc (Medical Ethics & Law, Imperial College London, UK) is a biomedical ethicist, independent researcher, and campaigner.
Torsdag den 28. september 2023 kl 15.00-16.15 (på engelsk)
Kajsa Brimdyr: Newborn’s readiness to breastfeed after birth
This talk will be about the newborn behavior and newborns readiness to breastfeed after birth. It includes the understanding of Widström's 9 stages and the newborns’ oral motor skills and neonatal reflexes in relation to the first breastfeeding. The knowledge raises awareness towards how health professionals can best encourage and protect the newborn’s process. Kajsa Brimdyr PhD, CLC, is an experienced ethnographer, researcher, and international expert in the implementation of continuous, uninterrupted skin-to-skin in the first hour after birth.
Tirsdag d. 10. oktober 2023 kl 15.00-16.15
Mette Byriel-Thygesen: Amning og moderskabet i et historisk og kulturelt perspektiv.
Vi hører ofte at amning er sundt, naturligt og godt for barnet. Sådan har det ikke altid været, men særligt de seneste 15-20 år har amning fået mere og mere opmærksomhed. Amning har til alle tider været forbundet med forskellige råd, anbefalinger og forskellige praksisser. Hør mere om forskellige tiders praksis omkring amme-anbefalinger når vi dykker ned i 300 års kulturhistorie.
Mette Byriel-Thygesen er etnolog og museumsinspektør på Nationalmuseet, hvor hun siden 2015 har været ansat med speciale i seksualitet, køn og krop og har beskæftiget sig indgående med emner som seksualhistorie, ligestilling, homoseksualitet, syn på ægteskab og kærlighed, kvindernes frigørelse, kropsidealer gennem tiden og brysternes kulturhistorie.
Mandag d. 27. november 2023 kl 15.00-16.15 (på engelsk)
Lucy Ruddle: Supporting neuro-divergent parents to breastfeed
There has been a surge in Autism and ADHD diagnosis for adults in recent years, alongside other neurodivergent conditions. This is due to an increase in awareness following several generations of underdiagnosis, particularly in women. It is important that as professionals and supporters, we understand the challenges many parents face due to neurodivergence – diagnosed and undiagnosed. Sensory issues alone can make lactation and breastfeeding feel overwhelming. This talk will examine the significant issues caused by underdiagnosis in women and explore how we as lactation workers and volunteers can adjust our practice to be more inclusive for all. Lucy Ruddle is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) Holistic Sleep Coach (HSC), Counsellor, author on the topic of lactation and diplomas in child psychology and child development.
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