The State of Feeding Survey Reveals Only 40% of New Moms Meet Personal Baby Feeding Expectations, Highlighting an Alarming Gap in Baby Feeding Education and Support.
In a recent story featured on KTLA 5 Morning News, experts discuss findings from the inaugural State of Feeding Survey and Report. Senior lecturer, Andrea Ippolito says, "This survey highlights that parents need inclusive baby feeding care in the current maternal health care pathway. Support is currently lacking and most imperative, starting during pregnancy and extending through postpartum. These survey results also validate what we see in CDC data, while also bringing in parents' viewpoints as to why there is a drop off in reaching baby feeding recommendations."
Read the full article on KTLA 5 Morning News.
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