Milk Expression–Train the Trainer
This training will provide new local WIC agency Breastfeeding Coordinators with the necessary information, skills, and administrative tools to train their local WIC staff on how to effectively and efficiently provide information on breast pumps and hand expression of milk to WIC participants. Experienced Breastfeeding Coordinators who have not attended a previous training are welcome to attend. Since this is a train the trainer format, it is limited to one representative per agency.
Registration Fee
FREE
Virtual Agenda
Please log-on to the Zoom link 10-15 minutes before the training to ensure that your technology is working. Cameras and mics are required.
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
01. Virtual Milk Exp Training Agenda12.2020
Resources
- 02. Breast Pump ACES.11.20.2020
- 03. CDC breast-pump-fact-sheet-p
- 04. CDC breast-pump-fact-sheet-sp-h
- 05. How To Teach Pump Assembly Using ACES.11.2020
- 06. How-to-Hand-Express
- 07. How To Teach Hand Expression11.2020
- 08. Updated Description of Breast Pumps 9.3.2020
- 09. TEAMS Checklist to Use When Discussing Breastpump Options.11.2020
- 10. Sample Breast Pump Scenario10.2020
- 11. Pump Suction and Troubleshooting10.2020
- 12. CDC HumanMilk Storage-en-508
- 13. CDC HumanMilk Storage-sp-h
- 14. Express Competency Checklist10.2020
- 15. Certificate for TEAM BF ACES.10.22.2020
- 16. Resources for Virtual Milk Exp Training12.2020
2020 Upcoming Dates & Locations
December 4, 2020
Virtual Training
2021 Upcoming Dates & Locations
April 16, 2021
Virtual Training
Registration coming soon
Additional Information
Please plan to have the following items available to use during the training if possible:
One or two pump varieties
Manual/electric (single use/multiple use) pump demos – suggestions:
- Manual Pumps: Harmony or Ameda One Hand pump
- Electric Pumps: Multiple User-Symphony with kit, Single User- Personal Double or Purely Yours
Other Tools
- Balloon, cloth breast, some other breast model
- Optional: Pressure Gauge – fragile device, so transfer or use with caution
- Discuss quick and effective ways to teach milk expression in a busy clinic environment.
- Discuss how to use policy and guidelines to assess a mother’s eligibility for a hand pump, personal use or multi-user breast pump.
- Identify quick ways to determine the correct breast pump to use with mothers in a variety of different situations.
- Dionne Moore-Smith
- Alice Christenson