Join us for The Milk Effect: Shaping the First 1000 Days and Beyond
Earlybird and group prices available - register now. Earlybird prices close September 4th - that's this Friday
This webinar brings together over 30 leading international experts to explore the impact of breastfeeding and early feeding experiences on infant, maternal, and family health. Covering topics from lactation science and neonatal care to mental health, feeding challenges, communication, and public health, this series offers practical, evidence-informed education to help strengthen outcomes for babies, mothers, and families.
30.25 CERPS / 30.25 ACM CPD
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*New - Bundle offer. Bundle "The Milk Effect" with "Integrated care in tongue tie and tethered oral tissue" webinar and save. Choosing this bundle extends your viewing time for both webinars to Jan 20th 2027
Group Discount: Minimum numbers apply
A minimum number of registrations is required, refunds only available where the number booked is more than the minimum.
Student: Unwaged *Proof of enrolment required.
Students MUST send a scanned copy of their student card to info@breastfeedingconferences.com.au.
Tier 2 & Tier 3 Countries:
We are committed to providing cost effective education anywhere in the world. Therefore we are happy to offer discounted prices for citizens working in tier 2 and 3 countries. View country lists
Breastfeeding Conferences has been accepted by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners® (IBLCE®) as a Preferred Provider for the listed Continuing Education Recognition Points (CERPs) programme. Determination of CERPs eligibility or CERPs Provider status does not imply IBLCE's endorsement or assessment of education quality. As a Preferred Provider, Breastfeeding Conferences attests that it complies with the WHO Code and subsequent WHA resolutions.