Ready, Set, BABY – Spanish Resources Patient Booklet in Spanish: Sample Version | Printable Download Educator Flip Chart in Spanish: Sample Version | Printable Download Group Class Slides: Sample Version | Printable Download Wall Posters for Waiting Areas: Spanish Ready,... Read more »
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Aunchalee Palmquist to the CGBI team! Dr. Palmquist has joined us as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Maternal and Child Health. She... Read more »
Felisha Floyd, BS, CLC, IBCLC is currently Lactation Coordinator for Hospital Corporations of America system in Florida. She also offers infant feeding support, mentorship, and education to her local community... Read more »
We’d like to extend a warm welcome to the new cohort of the Mary Rose Tully Training Initiative (MRT-TI). Students recently received their white coats in a ceremony attended by... Read more »
Letter from the Director As I sit in my office working on my Director’s letter, I am deeply saddened to reflect on recent events that have taken the lives of... Read more »
Hospitals in the EMPower Initiative have been working diligently this summer to achieve their shared goal of fully implementing the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding and achieving Baby-Friendly designation. Currently,... Read more »
Publications Nieswender de Calani, K; Parry, K; Sullivan, C. Essential Care for Mothers and Newborns: Attachment in pregnancy and the postpartum period. Washington DC. Food for the Hungry (FH). 2017.... Read more »
A new online resource allows policy makers and advocates to model the impact of changes on health outcomes and costs for mothers and children. This Kellogg Foundation-funded tool uses results... Read more »
The Carolina Global Breastfeeding Institute is excited to announce the Couplet Care Bassinet.TM The name of this medical device derives from the clinical approach of serving the health needs of... Read more »
We’d like to introduce you to Charlotte Zuber, CGBI’s Intern for Fall 2017. Charlotte is a third year MPH-RD student in the Nutrition Department. A native Floridian, Charlotte moved to... Read more »
