LLL Melbourne Online

26/08/2026

11/08/2026

Calling all young mothers aged 16-24 in Australia with a baby 12 months old or younger! Our friends at the University of Western Sydney are inviting you to be part of their research project.

05/08/2026

Starting soon! Message us for the link if you'd like to attend!

August 1-7 is World Breastfeeding Week! Join us from wherever you are for our online get together on August 6! Talk about how breastfeeding is going for you, ask any questions, share your stories! 10am Melbourne Time - message us for the link.

03/08/2026

🎉 Register now! Join us for the LLLI Online Conference 2026: 70 Years of Breastfeeding Support in a Changing World on 18–19 October 2026

The conference website is now live! Visit the conference platform to register.

Register today: https://llli.vfairs.com/en/registration-form

Conference website: https://llli.vfairs.com

More conference updates will be shared soon.

03/08/2026

25/07/2026

August 1-7 is World Breastfeeding Week! Join us from wherever you are for our online get together on August 6! Talk about how breastfeeding is going for you, ask any questions, share your stories! 10am Melbourne Time - message us for the link.

30/06/2026

Next online support group is this Thursday 2 July at 10am! Message us for the link if you don't have it already!

New meeting schedule!!

We are now meeting the first Thursday of the month at 10:00am Melbourne Australia time.
It's free and online and open for families from pregnancy all the way through fully weaned.
Sessions are run by trained volunteers to provide breastfeeding information and facilitate peer-to-peer support in a safe non-judgemental space.
Come to learn about breastfeeding and parenting, to share the ups and downs, and to learn/share tips and tricks.

Please message us if you don't already have the Google meeting link. We use the same link every session.

No medical advice is provided.

27/06/2026

💚 Happy Father's Day!

Today we celebrate the fathers who support their families with love, care, and encouragement.

Fathers can play an important role in supporting breastfeeding. A kind word, help at home, holding the baby, or being there when support is needed can make a difference for mothers and babies.

Thank you to all the fathers who support their families every day.