LLL Collective

@lllcollective.org.uk

A La Leche League breastfeeding charity in Great Britain. More on lllcollective.org.uk A Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation SC053899

We agree that equity is fundamental! We have a series called Equity in Breastfeeding which elevates the voices of those often left out of the conversation. Check out a subscription on our website. Less than a coffee a month, watchable over a lunch break

LA LECHE LEAGUE COLLECTIVE
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EQUITY IN BREASTFEEDING
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Experiences of Breastfeeding as a Black Woman

ADHD & Breastfeeding: my experiences

Who Gets to Breastfeed? How Breastfeeding Intersects with Social Class

Exploring... Breastfeeding Infants among Gypsies and Travellers in Wales

Providing Equity for Breastfeeding British Sign Language Users

Beyond Biology: Breastfeeding, Bonding and LGBTQ+ Inclusion

My Breastfeeding Journey as an Unpaid Carer

Towards Equity in Infant Sleep: Information, Understanding and Practice

Experiences of Breastfeeding Neurodivergent Children
How to Improve Feeding Support for the South Asian Community

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Nigel Rollins wraps up today’s conference, noting breastfeeding is a way of showing love and that the conference’s passion is that love, that there’s a serious commitment to breastfeeding in Scotland, and that there is significant momentum. The theme of equity is fundamental

Nigel Rollins speaking at the podium with a breastfeeding logo on the screen behind him

Excited to launch the results of the LGBTQIA+ Perinatal Care Priority Setting Partnership. In our 1st survey, 366 LGBTQIA+ people & their HCPs submitted 1166 qus. We combined qus on the same topic to make 48 summary qus. We checked the evidence to see if any had been answered 1/

LGBTQIA+ perinatal research: resultsHundreds of LGBTQIA+ people and health professionals shared questions about fertility, pregnancy, birth and the time afterwards. Together we decided which ones need to be answered first. Read on for our results...

Day 3 of 4: results of the LGBTQIA+ Perinatal Care Priority Setting Partnership. Qu 13-18 cover finding information, induced lactation, timing of gender affirming hormones, surrogacy, parental titles on birth certificates and inclusive language 1/

Question 13: Where do LGBTQIA+ people and healthcare professionals look for information about reproductive choices (including success rates, health, legal, financial and employment implications)? Is the information they get accurate, and how can access to information be improved, including from NHS sources?Question 14: What are the most successful methods for inducing lactation in a non-gestational parent? What are the barriers to healthcare professionals providing lactation support to a non-gestational parent and how can these be overcome?Question 15: When planning a pregnancy, what are the right timings to pause and restart gender affirming hormones?Question 16: What increases good experiences of care and good perinatal outcomes for surrogates and LGBTQIA+ people becoming parents through surrogacy?

Next up is Illiyin Morrison speaking on Racism, perinatal choice and body autonomy Morrison is a specialist perinatal trauma midwife, debrief faciitator, anti racism educator, author (and baker on series 15 of GBBO 🍰)

The title slide from Illiyin Morrison's presentation on Racism, perinatal choice and body autonomy with a picture of her seated on the side

Back from the break for the last session of the day with Britta Stordal speaking about how Breastfeeding reduces the risk of breast cancer, a call for action in high income countries with low rates of breastfeeding #BFConf

The cover slide from Brittal Stordal's presentation. Breastfeeding reduces the risk of breast cancer: a call for action in high-income countries with low rates of breastfeeding

A good summary of @wbtiuk.bsky.social’s report card for the UK on ten policy & programme indicators ⬇️ TLDR: not much progress since the 2016 report & the UK is in the bottom 25% of countries. Implementing the recommendations of the @cmagovuk.bsky.social report on BMS would be a great step #APPGIFI

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Good afternoon from the APPG on Infant Feeding and Inequalities chaired by @jessbrownfullermp.bsky.social. Today we're hearing from @helengray.bsky.social about the 2024 WBTi report Action on feeding babies in the UK, a follow up from the first, baseline report from 2016 #APPGIFI

The title slide from the WBTi presentation to the APPG on Infant Feeding. Text: Action on feeding babies in the UK

Happy Pride Month! LLL Collective is here to support you in your nursing journey every day of the year. Get in touch if you need breastfeeding or chestfeeding support for judgement-free help and information.

progress flag, a hand painted rainbow heart, pink roses, and a lavender lanyard with 13 badges and a crocheted rainbow breast are on a marble surface. There are seven graphic hearts in a rainbow of colours below the photo. Text reads: Happy Pride Month La Leche League Collective. La Leche League Collective is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation SC053899

We're so excited to announce the first speakers in our upcoming webinar series tomorrow! Our Equity in Breastfeeding sessions will be a monthly, 15 minute webinar series, from those with lived experience breastfeeding or chestfeeding as a minoritised person in the UK or from a professional.

La Leche League Collective (SCO58933) equity in breastfeeding webinar series. Join our 15-minute on demand, monthly series to hear from experienced voices on breastfeeding and chestfeeding in the U.K. today. Starting June 2025. Sign up now. Lllcollective.org.uk/webinar 

A photo of a Black baby breastfeeding and looking up and a second photo of a knitted breast being used as a demonstration.

We are here for all nursing parents. Our charitable aims are to promote the health and wellbeing of mothers, parents, guardians and children through education about the benefits of a breastfeeding relationship and human milk as well as counselling and practical support on breastfeeding.

Photo of line of identical books with title 'The Art of Breastfeeding' and LLLI logo on the spine. Wooden rainbow placed in front of the books. LLL Collective logo, text reads 'Support for everyone'

This week, we’ve a meeting on Lenzie & online! Whether you are pregnant, breastfeeding/chestfeeding, exclusively expressing or combi feeding we would love to see you at our meetups! Come as you are, come when you can. Come with questions or just to make new friends! More info: lllcollective.org

This week at LLL Collective. Wednesday 5th March Online Al Stages. Thursday 6th March Lenzie All Stages. La Leche League Collective.

Had a great time at @scvo.scot the gathering this morning! So many exciting conversations about breastfeeding in Scotland - our favourite type of chat 😎 we love the idea of collaborating to help more folks get the support they need - always up for a brainstorm!

A photo of flyers from the SCVO The Gathering today along with a lanyard that has a rainbow breast attached. Some flyers include Magic Torch Comics, Corra Fojndation, Aliss, TNL Community Fund, Closing the Gap, and Children in Scotland.