Breastfeeding Lesson Plan - Unit 1
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INTERACTIVE LESSON PLAN FOR PROMOTING BREASTFEEDING COURSE – UNIT 1Shakeeka MisherKaplan University
Course Objectives
By the end of this course the student will be able to: Identify five breastfeeding community
resources. Explain three breastfeeding benefits to
pregnant and/or nursing mothers. Determine if a mother has an adequate
breastfeeding latch. Create a chart on breastfeeding stool
changes in the newborn.
Unit 1 Objectives
At the conclusion of this unit the student will be able to: Explain five benefits of breastfeeding Know how to contact a lactation consultant State how often a mother should
breastfeed
Materials
Computer with active internet connection Handouts
Combining Breastfeeding with Bottles and Pumping Visit www.noodlesoup.com Order number: English # 1580, Spanish # 1581 Packet of 50 for $10.00
Ten Tips to Overcome Breastfeeding Hurdles Visit www.noodlesoup.com Order number: English # 1096 Sold for $0.25/each
Introduction
Click icon for Voki introduction to course
Ice Breaker Survey
Click image for breastfeeding knowledge survey
Insight Video
Click play icon to begin video.
Virtual Field Trip
Lactation Consultant Dottie Burgeon, RN, LC
Skype User Name Dottie Burgeon
Contact Information Email
[email protected] Phone
309-779-5920
Click to launch Skype
Closing Discussions
Set aside the last 5-10 minutes of the class for open discussion. Allow students to ask questions.
If students do not have questions, proceed to the oral evaluation and/or quiz.
Oral Evaluation
Ask the participants: Possible answers:
1. How can you tell when a baby is hungry?
Any of the early, active and late hunger cues.
2. Name at least one thing that needs to be happening for a baby to have a good latch-on and nursing position?
Wide open mouth, baby’s body is in a straight line, baby and mom look and feel supported and comfortable, baby tucked in close to mom, mom and baby are tummy to tummy, etc.
3. How can a mother be able to tell your baby has any of the signs that he or she has had enough breastmilk?
Falls asleep, is calm, has relaxed hands and body, may have the hiccups but is calm and relaxed, or is peaceful
Class Quiz
Click image to launch quiz.
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