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Tag Archives: text messages
Using Text Messaging to Support Breastfeeding in WIC
Written by Maryanne Perrin, MBA, Graduate student in Nutrition Science, and ILCA volunteer Recently, we talked to a private practice IBCLC and several of her clients about using mobile* phone based text messaging to support breastfeeding. We’re continuing the exploration … Continue reading →
Supporting Breastfeeding with New Technologies
A few months ago a story out of Australia caught my attention. A research study conducted at Queensland University of Technology showed that new mothers who received cell-phone based text-messaging support (also referred to as SMS, which stands for Short … Continue reading →
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