“I used to find myself feeding my baby in the toilets” – how Antrim and Newtownabbey is becoming a breastfeeding-friendly borough
Mothers across Antrim and Newtownabbey are finding it easier to breastfeed while out and about, thanks to a growing network of supportive spaces across the borough.
From one mum to another: how breastfeeding peer support volunteers are making a difference
Breastfeeding peer support volunteers are playing a key role in supporting and sustaining breastfeeding rates across Northern Ireland.
Knit, natter and lots of yarn… Ballywalter Seniors Club knits 200 breasts to support new mums
The Ballywalter Seniors Club’s Knit and Natter group, along with Millisle Health and Wellbeing group, has completed an extraordinary project, knitting 200 breast models to support midwifery education at Queen’s University Belfast.
PHA breastfeeding scheme launches at Belfast City Airport
Belfast City Airport has become the latest organisation to join the Public Health Agency’s (PHA) Breastfeeding Welcome Here scheme – a programme that aims to increase the number of premises which actively show support to breastfeeding mums.
This new membership represents a huge support network to...
This booklet provides new safety information on the preparation and storage of infant formula milk and is aimed at minimising the risk of infection from bacteria that may sometimes be present in the milk powder.
This book presents the reasons why mothers and babies benefit from breastfeeding and explains how to breastfeed successfully.
Statistics
The Public Health Agency produces a variety of statistical products, research, and analyses.
This book provides information on many aspects of pregnancy and a list of useful organisations. It is available to expectant mothers resident in Northern Ireland through primary care services (antenatal clinics, GPs or health visitors).
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