Breastfeeding Connections Huron County
c/o Huron County Health Unit, 77722B London Road N0M 1L0 Clinton, ON, Canada

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Lactation consultants are available and ready to help! Reach out to us and we will find the best way to connect with you. Call us or send us a Facebook message. In Huron County our weekly clinics are still on hold, but we can offer in-person appointments again if deemed necessary after phone consultation. Support is available Monday to Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. Huron residents: call 1-888-221-2133 ext 2256 Perth residents: call Health Line at 1-888-221-2133 ext 3267

Mixing Alcohol and Breastfeeding is a common question that we are asked. The link below will provide you the most current evidence based information. If you have further questions please send us a message and we will be happy to assist you. https://resources.beststart.org//a28e-mixing-alcohol-and-/

There are many great reasons to breastfeed - especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. It provides custom-made nutrition and immune protection for your baby to keep them safe from viruses, like the flu. See this new resource from the Public Health Agency of Canada for more reasons to breastfeed your baby: https://bit.ly/2XLOFIR

Looking forward to connecting with everyone online!

Need help with breastfeeding during COVID-19? Breastfeeding gives your baby many health advantages - now and through their lifetime. See this new resource for 10 valuable tips for successful breastfeeding: https://bit.ly/3ge9HXV

Yes, Mother's Day is just around the corner and it's a great time to celebrate with family. We're still in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, so it's not yet time for family gatherings. To keep your family safe, practice #PhysicalDistancing & stay 2 metres (6 feet) from others, wash your hands well & frequently for 20 seconds, stay home & connect with Mom, Grandma & the rest of your family by phone or video call. #StopTheSpread

On #WorldMaternalMentalHealthDay, new parents are facing the hurdle of raising a new born during times of isolation. Take the time today to call or video chat with those new parents in your lives who may need that additional support, now more than ever. #MaternalMHMatters

Great opportunity to get support during this difficult time.

NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE! Ever been sad & tearful, or felt anxious? Having difficulties connecting with your new baby? Well, you're not alone. A new baby is a big life change. If you're over 18 & have given birth within the past 12 months you can participate in a FREE online Coping After Baby workshop for new mothers experiencing anxiety & depression. Here is the link to the link to the sign-up page: https://rsjh.ca/redcap/surveys/?s=K9YEPN3LXE

Just a reminder that our Infant feeding clinics are CANCELLED at this time. We will be resuming clinic as soon as we are permitted. We do realize that breastfeeding concerns and questions will still happen. Call us at 519-482-3416 or send us a message on this Facebook page. A lactation consultant is ready to answer your questions.

CANCELLED. Infant Feeding Clinics in Huron County are cancelled at this time. If you have infant feeding concerns we are still available to provide you support. We suggest sending us a Facebook message on this page and we will connect.

Breastfeeding and COVID-19 Below is a statement from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologist from March 09, 2020 If you have questions about your breastfeeding send a private message or call 1-888-221-2133

Have a breastfeeding question? Need a little support? Come visit Amy tomorrow at the infant feeding clinic in Wingham. See calendar for details https://calendar.hpph.ca/default/Month

Infant feeding clinics are closed today due to the weather. If you need to speak with a lactation consultant please call the Health Unit at 1-888-221-2133 ext 2230 Stay safe and stay warm today!

Looking for breastfeeding support? Come visit Theresa and Amy tomorrow at the infant feeding clinics in Exeter and Goderich. See calendar for details https://calendar.hpph.ca/default/Month

Infant feeding clinic every Tuesday morning in Wingham from 9-12pm. No appointment needed. Huron Perth Public health office, 131 John St. E

Come visit us at an infant feeding clinic and bring your feeding questions and/or concerns. Clinics are available in Goderich (Maitland Valley Medical Center) and in Exeter (South Huron Medical Clinic) Friday mornings from 9-12pm for drop in.

The Goderich Infant Feeding Clinic will be CLOSED on December 27/19. If you require assistance please contact the Huron County Health Unit at 519-482-3416 https://www.huronhealthunit.ca//after-hours-breastfeeding/

Wingham Infant feeding clinic will be closed DECEMBER 24. If you require assistance with feeding your infant see link below for after hours support. https://www.huronhealthunit.ca//after-hours-breastfeeding/