The South
Sound Breastfeeding Network in partnership with Community Action
Council WIC Program of Thurston County, Providence St Peter Hospital,
and Sea Mar Community Health Center WIC program is pleased to announce
a breastfeeding conference!
Secrets
of Baby Behavior:
Beginning Obesity Prevention in Infancy Jane Heinig, PhD, IBCLC
Friday March 9, 2012
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Worthington Center, Lacey Washington
From Interstate 5 northbound take exit 108
From Interstate 5 southbound take exit 109
From College Street, enter the campus from either Sixth Avenue
or follow College Street to Lacey Boulevard, turn left, then
left again at Franz Street to the entrance at Pacific Avenue
and Father Meinrad Gaul Drive. From either entrance, follow
signs to the Marcus Pavilion.
At the conclusion of this
training, participants will be able to:
Describe how misunderstanding infant behavior
leads to early weaning
Tell the difference between the 6 infant states
of arousal and awareness
List the difference between types of infant
cues
Describe normal infant sleep patterns in the
first 6 months of life
List 2 factors associated with "persistent
crying" among young infants
List at least 3 "Baby Behavior"
messages you can share with parents
About The Speaker:
Dr.
Heinig serves as the Executive Director of the UC
Davis Human Lactation Center.
She is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant and
an Academic Administrator in the Department of Nutrition at UC Davis
where she conducts research in the areas of clinical lactation,
education, policy development, program evaluation and infant nutrition.
Dr. Heinig received her
PhD in Nutrition Science from UC Davis in 1992, became an IBCLC
in 1993, and currently specializes in public health nutrition. She
is the Graduate Advisor for the Master of Advance Study in Maternal
and Child Nutrition Program at UC Davis and is an instructor in
several of the courses.
Dr. Heinig serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the
Journal of Human Lactation and frequently has served as a consultant
to the California Department of Public Health and other public agencies.
She has published widely in the scientific literature and is a member
of the International Lactation Consultant Association, the American
Public Health Association, and the International Society for Research
in Human Milk and Lactation.
Dr.
Heinig serves as the Executive Director of the