LLLC-Lacombe

This LLLC Group Typically Meets: 
2nd Friday of the month
Next Meeting Date/Time: 
Friday, July 13, 2018 - 10:00am
Next Meeting Topic: 
The Art of Breastfeeding and Avoiding Difficulties
Meeting For: 
All women-interested (expecting/moms, sisters, grandmas, girlfriends)
Meeting Location: 
Lacombe Parent Link Centre
5214 50Ave
T4L 0B6 Lacombe , AB
Canada
52° 27' 50.0148" N, 113° 44' 4.0164" W
See map: Google Maps
Alberta CA
LLLC Leader(s): 
Kirstin
Trisha
Contact Email: 
krbouwsema@gmail.com
patriciacorreypall@gmail.com
Contact Phone: 
403-789-1343
403-598-2375
Group Donation Page: 
http://www.lllc.ca/lllc-Lacombe/donate
NOTES: 

 La Leche League of Central Alberta Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/lalecheleaguecentralalberta/ .  Please follow and share far and wide!

Join us each month as we celebrate moms and babies and share breastfeeding information on various topics!  

Get your breastfeeding questions answered and meet other like-minded mamas!  Come for support or to support!  We look forward to seeing you!

For help with breastfeeding between meetings, you can reach a trained Leader through of Central Alberta HOTLINE (403) 348-2410.

 

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.