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Section 1	Introduction	1
Section 2	How We Approach Breastfeeding Counseling	5
Section 3	Normal Breastfeeding	9
Section 4	The Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding for Hospitals and Birth Centers	23
Section 5	Community Support for Breastfeeding	35
Section 6	Breast and Nipple Issues	37
Section 7	Breastfeeding Management Issues	67
Section 8	Baby Feeding Problems	85
Section 9	Can she Breastfeed?	145
Appendix A	The Healthy Children Eight-Level Lactation Consulting Process	163
Appendix B	Feeding Observation Check List	168
Appendix C	Mothers� Body Postures	173
Appendix D	Alternate Massage/ Breast Compression	178
Appendix E	Protocol for Estimating Breast Milk Transfer	180
Appendix F	Protocol to Calculate Baby�s Approximate Daily Needs	181
Appendix G	Estimation of Daily Breast Milk Volume Requirements Tables	183
Appendix H	Baby Weight Loss Tables	187
Appendix I	Infant Elimination Patterns and Weight Gain Expectations	191
Appendix J	Protocol for Building a Milk Supply/Relactation	192
Appendix K	Protocol for Oversupply of Breastmilk	196
Appendix L	Improving Milk Transfer	199
Appendix M	Expression of Breastmilk	204
Appendix N	Feeding Devices	208
Appendix O	What to do If an Infant or Child is Mistakenly Fed Another Woman�s Expressed Breastmilk	209
Appendix P	Handling and Storing Breastmilk	211
Appendix Q	Contraindications to Breastfeeding	215
Appendix R	Breastfeeding Goals for the United States	217
Appendix S	Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS)	219
Appendix T	The International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes	223
Appendix U	The Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding	224
Appendix V	Inńocenti Declaration on Infant and Young Child Feeding 2005	226
Appendix W	Glossary	231
Appendix X	Conversions	245
Appendix Y	Resources	247
Appendix Z	Warnings	254
	References	255
	Index	261
Color Plate 1	Typical Colors of the Stool of Exclusively Breastmilk-Fed Infants
Color Plate 2	Typical Colors of Expressed Breastmilk

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