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Tag Archives: Malaysia
Mother to Mother Peer Support in Penang, Malaysia
Written by Debz Christiansen-Lee and Connie Mooi Penang, Malaysia is hoping to shake things up! At the end of 2007, a group of mothers were encouraged, by a local Lactation Consultant, to take advantage of a free, three-day breastfeeding course, … Continue reading
Posted in Breastfeeding Around the Globe, IBCLCs around the globe
Tagged Malaysia, Penang
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