FREE ONLINE TRAINING RESOURCES FOR WIC STAFF DEVELOPMENT
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▪ Description: This presentation describes the difference between milk oversupply and
overactive milk ejection and discusses methods for controlling oversupply and techniques
that can help the baby deal with overactive milk ejection for a successful breastfeed.
Working with Parents Who Exclusively Pump (Illinois Department of Human Services,
2021)
▪ Description: This session discusses why parents may choose to exclusively pump, explain
the difference in pumps, and techniques to help with relatching if parents change their
mind.
▪ NOTE: Presentation handout available at Distance Learning, Springfield Urban League Inc.
Using a Nipple Shield (Lactation Education Resources, 2021)
▪ Description: This handout discusses reasons baby may benefit from a nipple shield and
how one should be properly used.
High Risk Maternal
Infants and Mothers with Special Needs (Maryland Department of Health, 2016)
▪ Description: This module discusses mothers and infants who will need additional support
with breastfeeding, including preterm, low-birth weight, infants or mom with medical
concerns or breastfeeding multiples.
Breast and Nipple Concerns (MD Dept. of Health, 2016)
▪ Description: This module discusses breast assessments, how to recognize and treat sore
nipples, how to recognize and treat engorgement, blocked ducts, and mastitis.
D-MER: What breastfeeding moms might not be telling you (Illinois Department of
Human Services, 2021)
▪ Description: This webinar discusses Dysphoric Milk Ejection Reflex (D-Mer), assessment,
negative effects, possible treatment, the role in breastfeeding support, and education for
the breastfeeding parent.
▪ NOTE: PowerPoint slides available at Distance Learning, Springfield Urban League Inc.
If the Baby Can’t Feed at the Breast (MD Dept. of Health, 2016)
▪ Description: This session discusses reasons why babies may not be able to feed from the
breast, milk expression methods, and alternate feeding methods which can be used to
support breastfeeding and transitioning to the breast.
Supporting Breastfeeding in the Presence of Tongue Tie/Lip Tie (IL WIC, 2015)
▪ Description: This session discusses symptoms present in a breastfeeding mother or her
baby that may indicate the presence of a tongue tie and/or lip tie.
Breastfeeding the Infant with Cleft Lip and Palate (IL WIC, 2014)