What can I do to support the campaign?
Thank you for wanting to get involved! Normalising breastfeeding in public is something we can all help with through conversation and support. Our campaign guides are a great place to start:
Check out our guide for mums who want to build their confidence when breastfeeding in public.
Check out our guide for mums who want to support other breastfeeding mums.
See below for how to support as social media or as a business or venue.
Support on social media
Looking to support the campaign on social media?
Share your breastfeeding story or support for mums using #FreeToFeed, follow the campaign organisers for updates below or download our social media guide for example posts and links to shareable photos and more.
Luton
Twitter: Luton Community Services, Flying Start Luton
Facebook: Luton Community Services, Flying Start Luton
Instagram: Luton Community Services, Flying Start Luton
Bedfordshire
Twitter: Bedfordshire Community Services
Facebook: Bedfordshire Community Services
Support as a business or venue
Breastfeeding can be challenging for mothers, and doing it in public can make mothers anxious. In order to help babies reap the many health benefits of breastfeeding, it’s essential that businesses support mothers, and this can be done in many ways. It is also your legal obligation as a business to support a mother’s right to breastfeed in public.
From making it clear that your business or venue is breastfeeding friendly with a sticker like the one below, to training your staff, there’s plenty of actions you can take to support mothers who choose to breastfeed.
To find out more, download our campaign guide for businesses and venues,
or drop us an email with your contact details to ccs.communications@nhs.net to order ‘self cling 150 x 150mm’ window stickers, A3, A4 or A5 posters – see below. (please indicate quantities of each you require).
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Share your breastfeeding stories
Sharing stories can help other mothers feel more confident about breastfeeding out and about, so feel free to add your voice to the campaign and tag us with #FreeToFeed on social media.