Keynote Presentation - Live April 1
GOLD Lactation is pleased to offer a Keynote Presentation open to the general public. Our Keynote Presentation always discusses historical, biological, or sociological topics in regards to lactation and breastfeeding, and is meant to appeal to a wide range of health care professionals. We're eager to continue our work of exploring the latest research, trends, new ideas and hot topics in the world of human lactation.
This year, we're thrilled to have Angela Lober
PhD, MPH, RN, IBCLC kick off our 2025 GOLD Lactation Conference. Angela's presentation "Nurturing Late Preterm Infants: Feeding Strategies and Family Support" will inaugurate our 19th Annual Lactation Conference on April 1st. We invite you to join us at either of our two live sessions or access the public recording of this talk until April 30. Simply reserve your seat to receive exclusive access. A Certificate of Attendance will be provided.
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Live Presentation Time
Apr 1, 2025 16:00 UTC
or 22:00 UTC
Keynote Speaker & Presentation Info
Angela Lober, PhD, MPH, RN, IBCLC
Biography:
Dr. Angela Lober is a breastfeeding advocate, academic, and writer. She has been an IBCLC since 2005, providing evidence-based care to breastfeeding families in her community. She is the director of the Academy of Lactation Programs at Arizona State University. She is involved in multiple professional and community organizations supporting breastfeeding families. Angela focused her PhD on the breastfeeding complexities of late preterm infants. She is dedicated to working for a better world for families. Angela is also committed to education and mentorship as a means of uplifting and uniting the lactation profession.
Abstract: Nurturing Late Preterm Infants: Feeding Strategies and Family Support
Late preterm infants (LPIs), born between 34 and the end of 36 weeks gestation, may appear term but many face quiet challenges. Effective feeding is at the top of the list (AWHONN, 2024). Yet they are often overlooked due to their birth size and relative stability. With the unplanned birth of an LPI, parents must make a hard shift from their full-term feeding plans to caring for a preterm baby who may benefit from scheduled feeding, therapeutic bottle feedings, and time to achieve exclusive breastfeeding. This talk will take a deep dive into the physiologic and neurologic developmental patterns of LPIs, supportive feeding techniques, and family counseling strategies.
Live Presentation Schedule
Apr 1, 2025 16:00 UTC/GMT - (Show local time)
Apr 1, 2025 22:00 UTC/GMT - (Show local time)
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Nurturing Late Preterm Infants: Feeding Strategies and Family Support
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Late preterm infants (LPIs), born between 34 and the end of 36 weeks gestation, may appear term but many face quiet challenges. Effective feeding is at the top of the list (AWHONN, 2024). Yet they are often overlooked due to their birth size and relative stability. With the unplanned birth of an LPI, parents must make a hard shift from their full-term feeding plans to caring for a preterm baby who may benefit from scheduled feeding, therapeutic bottle feedings, and time to achieve exclusive breastfeeding. This talk will take a deep dive into the physiologic and neurologic developmental patterns of LPIs, supportive feeding techniques, and family counseling strategies.
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*A Certificate of Attendance will be provided.
*Please be aware that the Handouts to this presentation are for use only by individuals who have attended the live or recorded version of this presentation; and that they are for personal use only and are not to be shared with other non-attending individuals. Thank you.