Infant and Child Health » Infant Feeding During Disasters
Low-Tech Disaster Planning
June 23, 2008 by Heidi Green | No questions or comments
We’ve all seen footage of earthquake-damaged China, hurricane-ravaged Louisiana, and the heavily-flooded U.S. Midwest. Seeing such images, it’s only natural to think about the people who are affected. In response to such disasters, my thoughts turn immediately to the children—especially the ... (read more)
AAP Prepares for Next Disaster
July 20, 2007 by Kendall Cox | 1 question or comment
We sometimes hear it said, "All babies need to be breastfed - some babies more than others." Babies born during and after an emergency are definitely in that latter category. Next month marks two years since Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans and ... (read more)
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