Update on WIC Breastfeeding Education and Support Efforts Secretary's Advisory Committee on Infant Mortality November 30, 2006 Patricia N. Daniels, MS,

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Update on WIC Breastfeeding Education and Support Efforts Secretary's Advisory Committee on Infant Mortality November 30, 2006 Patricia N. Daniels, MS, RD Director, Supplemental Food Programs Division Food and Nutrition Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture

2 Breastfeeding is a Priority in the WIC Program

3 WIC Regulatory Breastfeeding Provisions  Designated State BF Coordinator  Required BF training for local agency staff  BF mothers are favored in the priority system  Enhanced food package for mothers who exclusively BF  States may use administrative funds for items that directly support the initiation and continuation of BF  States may use food funds for purchasing breast pumps  Targeted funds for BF promotion, education and support

WIC Breastfeeding Funds Breastfeeding Targets $32,472,446$33,347,498$35,466,594$37,716,237$40,018,202 Target Rates ($25.82)($26.13)($29.79)($30.44)($28.58) Total State Expenditures 69,267,51377,453,45376,240,542 84,215,868$85, * BF Friendly Communities grants $600,000$800,000$200,000 Peer Counseling grants $14,894,300$14,880,000$14,8 50,000 Technical Assistance $278,949$274,599$283,659$669,709$617,630 Totals> $ 70 mil> $ 79 mil>$ 91 mil> $ 99 mil>$100 mil

5 WIC Breastfeeding Rates Initiation Rates Increase  WIC33.7%56.8%23%  Non-WIC 62.9%77.8%14.8% Source: Abbott Laboratories Inc., Ross Laboratories Mothers Survey 1990 & 2000

6 WIC Breastfeeding Rates Initiation WIC64% Non-WIC eligibles79.9% 6 Months Duration WIC28.5% Non-WIC eligibles44.8% Data Source: 2003 CDC National Immunization Survey

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8 Update on WIC Breastfeeding Education and Support Efforts  USDA Breastfeeding Campaign  Fathers Supporting Breastfeeding Project  Using Loving Support to Build a Breastfeeding Friendly Community  Using Loving Support to Implement Best Practices in Peer Counseling  WIC Hispanic Breastfeeding Promotion and Education Project  Proposed Food Package Rule Breastfeeding Provisions  Partnerships and Coordination

9 USDA National Breastfeeding Campaign

Campaign materials and Technical Assistance  Pamphlets, posters  Media materials  Promotional items  Provider kits  Complimentary materials

 To address racial and ethnic disparities in breastfeeding rates with culturally appropriate strategies to reach African American women. Goals of Project:  To highlight the important supportive role of fathers in making breastfeeding successful  To provide breastfeeding education and awareness to fathers

12 “Using Loving Support to Build a Breastfeeding Friendly Community”  Provided training for WIC staff on how to develop a community-based breastfeeding promotion and education program  Taught States to work collaboratively with community partners in breastfeeding promotion efforts

13 WIC Model Peer Counseling Project  Research  Development of training curriculum and program resources  Management Training Sessions – Summer 2004  Peer Counselor Train-the-Trainers Sessions – Spring 2005  Evaluation

14 Research Objectives  Understand perspectives of both management and direct services staff about peer counseling program management  Identify barriers and motivators for implementing and sustaining peer counseling programs  Determine internal WIC barriers to integrating WIC peer counseling with hospitals and other community partners

15 Research Objectives continued  Isolate factors that contributed to the demise of peer counseling programs within WIC  Uncover factors perceived to contribute to successful programs  Define requisite training needs for WIC staff to support successful implementation and maintenance  Define requisite skills and training needs for peer counselors

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17 Model WIC Peer Counseling Program Adequate Program Support from State and Local Management  Appropriate Definition of Peer Counselor  Designated breastfeeding peer counseling program managers and/or coordinators at State and/or local level  Defined job parameters and job descriptions for peer counselors   Adequate compensation and reimbursement of peer counselors  Training of appropriate WIC State/local peer counseling management and clinic staff  Establishment of standardized breastfeeding peer counseling program policies and procedures at the State and local level as part of Agency nutrition education plan  Adequate supervision and monitoring of peer counselors  Establishment of community partnerships to enhance the effectiveness of a WIC peer counseling program

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19 Model WIC Peer Counseling Program Adequate Program Support of Peer Counselors  Adequate training and continuing education of peer counselors  Timely access to breastfeeding coordinators and other lactation experts for assistance with problems outside of peer counselor scope of practice  Regular, systematic contact with supervisor  Participation in clinic staff meetings and breastfeeding in-services as part of the WIC team  Opportunities to meet regularly with other peer counselors

20 Peer Counselors Provide Unique And Special Qualities And Services Are women in the community with personal breastfeeding experience who model and provide breastfeeding information and support for other mothers Provide breastfeeding help outside usual clinic hours and outside the WIC clinic environment Fill the gap in services after hospital discharge to achieve seamless continuity of care

21 Hispanic Breastfeeding and Education Project  Identify the breastfeeding barriers that Hispanic mothers face  Develop culturally appropriate educational materials in print and video  Identify the primary networks within the Hispanic family structure or extended family that provide breastfeeding support  Build on the community health and support networks that are so significant in the Hispanic culture

WIC National Breastfeeding Week Theme: Breastfeeding…Anytime, Anywhere

The Original Breastfeeding Anytime...Anywhere

24 Food Package Proposed Rule  Food Package I – Infants birth through 5 months Food Package II – Infants 6 through 11 months  Establishes three feeding options within each infant food package – fully breastfed, partially breastfed, or fully formula-fed.  Prohibits the provision of infant formula for breastfed infants during the first month after birth.

25 WIC Partnerships and Coordination on Breastfeeding  Breastfeeding Promotion Consortium  Liaison to US Breastfeeding Committee  Maternal and Child Nutrition Branch/ Nutrition and Physical Activity Division/CDC  Indian Health Service