LLLC-Hawkesbury

This LLLC Group Typically Meets: 
2nd Wednesday of the month
Next Meeting Date/Time: 
Wednesday, July 11, 2018 - 10:00am
Next Meeting Topic: 
Other (see below)
Summertime and myths about breastfeeding
Meeting For: 
Women and dads/partners
Meeting Location: 
Maison de la famille - Hawkesbury Early Years Centre
352 Main Street West
Hawkesbury , ON
Canada
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Ontario CA
LLLC Leader(s): 
Kim Lacroix Bélanger
Joanne Caron
Contact Email: 
lll.hawkesbury@gmail.com
joanne.caron@lllc.ca
Contact Phone: 
613-238-5919
Group Donation Page: 
http://www.lllc.ca/lllc-hawkesbury/donate
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We meet from 11:30 to 12:30 at the Maison de la famille every second Wednesday of the month.

The Ligue La Leche also holds meetings there, in French, at the same time on every FOURTH Wednesday of the month. (See www.allaitement.ca for more information.)

Special evening and weekend meetings for working and/or pregnant moms are held at a leader's home. If you are interested in attending an evening or weekend meeting, please email us for further information (LLL.Hawkesbury@gmail.com).

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LLLC meetings - You are always welcome to attend LLLC meetings before and after you have had your baby. Bring your breastfeeding questions and concerns, talk about your joys and challenges or come and just listen. Babies and young children are always welcome, and some Groups include father/partners in some or all of their meetings. 

All La Leche League Canada Leaders are volunteers. They are experienced breastfeeding mothers who have been accredited to provide up-to-date breastfeeding information, encouragement and support.

For More Information: Contact a local La Leche League Leader in the Find a Group/Leader section.

If you have received help from La Leche League, we would appreciate your support in the form of a donation so we can continue to help others breastfeed. Thank you!

To encourage, promote and provide mother-to-mother breastfeeding support and educational opportunities as an important contribution to the health of children, families and society. Mothering through breastfeeding is the most natural and effective way of understanding and satisfying the needs of the baby.