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Best Practices for Breastfeeding Management

Consulting and live and online training options for your staff

Marie is uniquely qualified to help you on your journey to achieving Baby-Friendly Designation (or other Ten Steps programs)

As past-president and assessor for Baby-Friendly USA, Marie knows what it takes to achieve the Baby-Friendly Designation. She can help your hospital do so in a time efficient and cost effective manner. As a Clinical Nurse Specialist and renowned educator, Marie can ensure system level changes.

Marie can help throughout the Discovery, Development, Dissemination and Designation Phases by providing guidance and assistance with:

  • Gap Analysis
  • Policy Review/Revisions
  • Education Plan
  • Staff Training
  • Continuity of Care
  • Data Collection/Analysis
  • On-going Process Consultations
  • Mock Assessment

Want to try before you buy? Click here to get our free sample program.

Maintaining your Designation

You’ve worked hard and invested alot of money to achieve your Baby-Friendly Designation, don’t let it slip away! Let Marie help you put a plan in place to maintain your designation long term.


What type of assistance do you need?

Staff Training Options

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Unsure? We can help! Call us at 703-787-9894 or send an email to info@breastfeedingoutlook.com and we will help you figure out where to start.


Ten Steps Phone Consultation

Breastfeeding Outlook complies with the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes.

It is a longstanding policy of Breastfeeding Outlook not to associate with companies that violate the WHO Code.

Best Practices
  • All online
  • Meets all the requirements for Baby-Friendly designation
  • We can track and report your staff's progress and completion for you
  • Can be purchased a la carte
  • Group rates available for hospitals
  • Can be set up ahead of time for ongoing enrollment for hospital's new employees

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