Allaitement Restigouche Breastfeeding

Allaitement Restigouche Breastfeeding Comité de Promotion de l'Allaitement du Restigouche / Restigouche Breastfeeding Promotion Committee Any other interested persons may join us at any time.

COMITÉ DE PROMOTION DE L’ALLAITEMENT DU RESTIGOUCHE

Comité :
Le 12 septembre 1997 un comité de promotion de l’allaitement a pris naissance afin d’accroître la pratique de l’allaitement maternel au Restigouche. Le comité a pour but :
* Augmenter la visibilité de l’allaitement maternel
* Augmenter les taux d’initiation de l’allaitement maternel
* Augmenter la durée de l’allaitement maternel
* Augme

nter le soutien offert aux mères qui allaitent

Vision :
Que tous les bébés du Restigouche soient allaités exclusivement jusqu’à l’âge de 6 mois. Après 6 mois, lorsque l’introduction des solides a lieu, que l’allaitement se poursuive jusqu’à l’âge de 2 ans et au-delà. Que l’allaitement maternel soit implanté dans la culture Restigouchoise comme étant la norme. Mission :
Encourager, promouvoir, protéger et soutenir l’allaitement maternel en éduquant et sensibilisant la population du Restigouche aux bienfaits de l’allaitement. Semaine mondiale de l’allaitement maternel :
Depuis 1992, la quarantième semaine de l’année est désignée semaine mondiale de l’allaitement maternel. Cet événement a pour but de sensibiliser le public à l'importance de l'allaitement maternel. Il veut également permettre à toutes les communautés du monde entier de travailler ensemble afin de rendre l’allaitement maternel comme étant la pratique de premier choix. Pendant cette semaine mondiale, le comité de promotion de l’allaitement du Restigouche planifie des activités qui ont pour but de sensibiliser les gens de la communauté aux bienfaits de l’allaitement maternel. Membres :
Les membres du comité sont des mères et/ou des professionnels de la santé ayant à cœur l’allaitement maternel. Toutes autres personnes intéressées peuvent se joindre à nous en tout temps. RESTIGOUCHE BREASTFEEDING PROMOTION COMMITTEE

Committee:
On September 12, 1997, a breastfeeding promotion committee was formed to encourage the practice of breastfeeding in the Restigouche. The committee exists to:
* Increase the visibility of breastfeeding;
* Increase breastfeeding initiation rates;
* Increase breastfeeding duration;
* Increase support for breastfeeding mothers. Vision:
To promote exclusive breastfeeding from birth to six months of age for all babies in the Restigouche region. Following this period and the introduction of solid food, to promote continued breastfeeding up to two years of age and beyond. To promote breastfeeding as the cultural norm in the Restigouche region. Mission:
To encourage, promote, protect and support breastfeeding in the Restigouche region through public education and awareness-raising on the benefits of breastfeeding. World Breastfeeding Week:
Since 1992, the fourth week of the year has been designated World Breastfeeding Week. The purpose of this week is to raise public awareness about the importance of breastfeeding. It is also intended to enable all communities around the world to work together to make breastfeeding the practice of choice. During this world week, the Restigouche Breastfeeding Promotion Committee plans activities to make people in the community aware of the benefits of breastfeeding. Members:
The members of the committee are mothers and/or health professionals who care about breastfeeding.

06/18/2026
06/18/2026

🚨NEW WEBSITE LAUNCH🚨
On June 23, the BCC will launch a new website dedicated to advancing the Baby-Friendly Initiative (BFI) across Canada.

Stay tuned next week as we unveil new resources, evidence, and tools to help make Baby-Friendly care a reality for every family in Canada.

06/18/2026

Call it "being a human dummy."

But truly , babies don't even know that they're being judged.

They only know who feels safe.
Who comforts them.
Who comes when they cry.
Who helps them regulate a world that still feels big and unfamiliar.

Breastfeeding on demand isn't about creating dependency.

It's about meeting a need until that need naturally fades.

One day they won't need to nurse to sleep.
One day they won't reach for you every time they're upset.
One day they won't fit in your arms the way they do now.

So if loving them this way makes me a "human dummy" for a little while...

I'm okay with that. 🤍

Let's normalize breastfeeding 🩷
06/18/2026

Let's normalize breastfeeding 🩷

Before becoming a mother, I never really thought hard about breastfeeding in public.

Then I had a baby.

And suddenly I realized that hunger doesn't wait until you're home.
It doesn't wait until you're in the car.
It doesn't wait until you're somewhere private.

Babies get hungry while you're grocery shopping.
While you're at the park.
While you're sitting in a waiting room.
While you're trying to live your life.

So many mothers spend those early months learning not only how to feed their babies, but how to do it while navigating other people's opinions.

For me, feeding my baby has always mattered more than looking "convenient" to everyone around me.

No judgment for the mothers who use covers.
No judgment for the mothers who bottle feed.
No judgment for the mothers who do things differently.

Just a reminder that feeding a baby is never something to be ashamed of. 🤍

Did you ever feel nervous breastfeeding in public for the first time?

06/15/2026

Breastfeeding is so much more than nutrition.

[Image Description: Photo: Infant sleeping while latched to the breast, hand resting on it. Text: “Breastfeeding is an exchange between two hearts.” - Hilary Flower]

06/12/2026
06/12/2026
06/11/2026

This Pride Month, we celebrate the many families who nurture, love, and care for their babies.

Families come from a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and identities. They may also use different words to describe feeding their babies, including breastfeeding, nursing, chestfeeding, and other terms that feel right for them.

At La Leche League USA, our focus is supporting families in meeting their feeding goals with accurate information, compassionate peer support, and a welcoming community. Respecting the words people use for themselves helps more families feel seen, heard, and supported.

We are proud to support families from all walks of life during Pride Month and throughout the year!

[Image Description] Rust colored background featuring a the words Breastfeeding, Nursing, Chestfeeding, Expressing, and Pumping in colors of the rainbow.

06/11/2026

🤱💕 Le pouvoir du réconfort dans l'allaitement

Saviez-vous que l'allaitement pour le réconfort est aussi crucial que l'allaitement pour la nutrition ?

C'est un fait scientifique ! Lorsque nous allaitons nos bébés pour les réconforter, nous répondons à un besoin essentiel de connexion émotionnelle et de sécurité. Les moments de proximité et de réconfort pendant l'allaitement contribuent à renforcer le lien parent-enfant, favorisent le développement affectif et même réduisent le stress chez le bébé.

L'allaitement n'est pas seulement une source de nutriments essentiels, mais aussi une source de réconfort inestimable. Chaque tétée est une occasion de créer des souvenirs précieux et de renforcer le lien unique entre maman (ou parent) et bébé.

Alors, n'oublions jamais l'importance du réconfort dans l'allaitement. C'est bien plus que nourrir le corps, c'est nourrir l'âme de nos petits trésors. 💖

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