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The Milk Effect: Shaping the First 1000 Days and Beyond

This webinar brings together leading international experts to explore the impact of breastfeeding and early feeding experiences on infant, maternal, and family health. Covering topics from lactation science and neonatal care to mental health, feeding challenges, communication, and public health, this series offers practical, evidence-informed education to help strengthen outcomes for babies, mothers, and families.

Sensory food aversion, once thought to be primarily psychogenic, is now recognized as a legitimate neurosensory condition. It is a genetic hyper-reactivity of the taste and smell systems. Affecting approximately 25% of children with typical development and up to 80% of those with multiple disabilities, this syndrome manifests as a spectrum -from mild disgust to total food refusal - and is frequently misdiagnosed as anorexia. 

Drawing on clinical experience and current neuroscience, this presentation will examine how breastfeeding might modulate oral aversion, support neurological adaptation, and provide therapeutic value for both neurotypical and neurodivergent children.

20 septembre 2026
123 jours
Carole HERVÉ
Webinaire
Attestation de formation
Approche fondée sur les preuves
Formatrice certifiée IBCLC

Ce que vous saurez faire

À la fin de ce programme de formation, vous aurez validé 29,25 CERPs,
dont 27,25 L et 2 E
Réf. IBLCE : PP202654

Le programme

  • Teaching skills to help mothers make sense of breastfeeding - Peta Arthurson

  • Babies who refuse the breast: A differential diagnosis from a ecosystemic approach- Carmela K Baeza

  • The butterfly affect: Thyroid disorder and breastfeeding - Dianne Cassidy

  • Body led breastfeeding: A full-body approach to understanding suck dysfunction- Ellen Chetwynd

  • Pro-active breastfeeding support for women with individual needs and specific physical challenges - Roslyn Donnellan-Fernandez

  • Beyond triple feeding: A targeted approach to low milk production- Naomi Dow

  • High-tech tools to tracking apps: Are we overcomplicating breastfeeding?- Kelly Durbin

  • Waiting for the bite: Breastfeeding/chestfeeding with natal and baby teeth- Miriam Feen

  • Breastfeeding and laryngomalacia: A personal perspective- Meghan Gramlick

  • How can breastfeeding help overcome sensory food aversion? - Carole Hervé

  • The biology of the mammary gland in lactation- Wendy Ingman

  • Evidence to practice: Navigating family and partner support in tandem breastfeeding- Jessica Jackson

  • Lactation after loss - Tameka Jackson-Dyer

  • Breastfeeding and anaesthesia - Wendy Jones and Joellene Mitchell

  • An exploration of breast hypoplasia as a reason for low milk production- Renee Kam

  • The proximity paradox: A cross-cultural and psychological perspective on breastfeeding and infant sleep- Emily Little

  • Feeding Multiples - Clinical Strategies for Supporting Families with Twins and Higher-Order Births - Bonnie Logsdon

  • Crying babies: Hidden stories- Jenny Lynn

  • Mind the gap: Feeding support for infants with cleft lip and/or palate- Jeanne Marshall

  • Breastfeeding and paediatrics- Gillian Opie

  • Breastfeeding and future cardiometabolic health - Maleesa Pathirana

  • Navigating breastfeeding for medically complex babies with feeding challenges - Jill Rabin

  • Missing something? Cell-based human milk products and their regulation: An update for clinicians - Libby Salmon

  • Tongue-tie management in infants: Historical context, current evidence, and clinical controversies - Margaret Saltysiak

  • WHO Complementary Feeding Guidelines: Insights, challenges, and practical applications - Rosa Sorribas

  • Teaching without preaching - Amy Spangler

  • From the micro to the macro and back again: How research impacts the family in front of you - Vicky Thomas

  • Supporting families with expressing - Justine van der Watt

  • Inclusive LGBTQ+-friendly approaches to infant feeding  - B.J. Woodstein

  • The Maternal-Newborn Microbiome  - Jarold "Tom" Johnston

  • More milk! at-breast supplementation, weight documentation and encouraging emotional counselling  - Marta Guoth-Gumberger

À qui s’adresse cette formation

Consultante en lactation IBCLC ; pédiatre, médecin généraliste ; sage-femme ; infirmière puéricultrice

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Carole HERVÉ

Carole HERVÉ

Consultante en lactation certifiée IBCLC

211,00 €

dimanche 20 septembre 2026

Dimanche

07h0022h00

Durée : 123 jours

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