Journaling about my kids (plural- wow!) for me; updates on our life for our wide circle of loved ones is for, well, our loved ones; sharing about life with a spunky toddler and the emotional highs and lows of having a wonderful baby with Down Syndrome is for anyone who might be on a similar journey.
Also see my blog: www.lupesmom.blogspot.com

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Women Infants and Children

This post is to thank the WIC PROGRAM for all the work they do to provide nutrition and breastfeeding education to families all over the country.  I worked as a breastfeeding peer counselor for two years and stopped when I had Liam.  Shortly after, funding was cut and all counselor jobs with it.
If I had the energy I would describe here in detail all the research about the benefits of breastfeeding, peer support, and talk about the state of the economy, and priorities and funding and... etc etc.  But I can't get to that right now. And Liam's starting to fuss in the background.  And I'd be preaching to the choir now wouldn't I?
Suffice it to say: Thank you WIC program, heres to you!

1 comment:

  1. Yes, Sara. I am with you. Every. Single. Day I am in awe ofand gratitude for my breastfeeding relationship with Asher. It is so core to our connection and bond. It suatains BOTH of us in so many ways. It is what our children need and what our world needs to heal. Thank you for your commitment!

    ReplyDelete