Australian Breastfeeding Association

You can make a decision and go, that now doesn't work for my family because maybe you're having another baby or because you're tapped out or you have to go back to work or whatever that looks like.

Even when we had Kylie from the Australian Breastfeeding Association come and have a chat, she even said that some of the phone calls that come are mothers wanting to stop breastfeeding, one, not knowing how to, but two, not giving themselves permission.

Yeah.

So it's almost like they just need to chat with that person that will go, it's okay.

I am number one.

I'm a member of the Australian Breastfeeding Association.

Breast milk is the best nutrition for a baby.

You'll never hear me say anything other than that.

A court recently found a series of social media posts she made about two transgender women amounted to unlawful vilification.

Women like former Australian Breastfeeding Association counsellor Jasmine Sussex aren't living in the land of make-believe either.

She's being sued for vilification after daring to suggest that biological men can't breastfeed.

And Sal Grover certainly isn't living in the land of make-believe.

What's it called again? The Raising Children Network.

When my daughter was really little, you had like the breastfeeding association.

Like there was that one you could go to.

But then as you go through, it's like we need more of that, I think.

And

I think that's something, like I said, I can remember your website...

I remember the Breastfeeding Association website, but I couldn't tell you another website that is just focused on being there for the parents.

And so if people are more interested in hearing a little bit about your research at the Parenting Research Centre or if they wanted to dive into parenting today and raising children, what are the websites they need to go and find?

So I think trustworthy resources, not Dr. Google.

But looking to the state resources that we have, the Australian Breastfeeding Association for breastfeeding can be really helpful and maternal and child health out in the community.

So, yeah, I think that's a really valuable resource that often is forgotten about, particularly around feeding.

Yeah.