Free Breastfeeding Support Kit

August 26th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
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Free Breastfeeding Support Kit

Here’s a freebie dedicated to all of the nursing (or soon to be nursing) moms out there. Breastfeeding is a healthy and natural way to nourish your new child. It can be overwhelming and even a bit scary for new moms.

To help with this, Enfamil has put together this free breastfeeding support kit that includes:

  • A free sample of Expecta, a supplement for pregnant and nursing moms
  • A useful guide with tips and suggestions for those of you who plan to or are actively breastfeeding
  • A free sample of Enfamil Lipil, which is the closet thing you can get to breastfeeding should you choose to supplement with formula.

How do you get it?

  1. Print the certificate by following this link or the link above.
  2. Take it to your baby’s doctor and request the kit.

There Are 11 Responses So Far. »

  1. Comment by Jerome and Becky Knight on 28 April 2009:

    Baby due in June

  2. Comment by Angel on 25 May 2009:

    This is for a recipe, think the link might be wrong… Thanks, LOVE the site!

  3. Comment by sarah on 12 June 2009:

    i am expecting my second baby late dec to early jan, although have actually been pregnant 4 times, i breast fed my first son, and it’s the best feeling in the world, however each baby is different and that was 4 years ago now, so could do with some tips on how to do it again, it’d come in really usefull to me. thanks.

  4. Comment by Jarrod on 3 July 2009:

    i love it!

  5. Comment by Jade on 4 July 2009:

    Does anyone really believe they really want you to breastfeed by providing a free sample of their formula. I can guarantee that their support leaflets are cleverly worded to convince you to go on to their formula without you realizing. DON’T FALL FOR IT.

  6. Comment by Tiffany on 4 July 2009:

    A breastfeeding resource kit from a formula company?

    Ever heard the one about the house divided will not stand…

    What a grand marketing scheme!

    I was almost tempted to get this “resource kit” so that I can analyze it cover to cover. I wouldn’t be surprised if every page reminds you that their formula is “the closest thing” “just in case”, repeating it over and over so that you can feel good about choosing formula, and if you do, make sure to choose theirs, because “it’s the closest to breastfeeding”… feeding on the mother’s guilt over considering not nursing, making it ok and acceptable to choose formula, planting the seeds of her milk drying up by “topping off with formula” and the evils of supplementing…

    What makes me sick is that my pediatrician is the one that will have this sample for me? They’ve already been bought by Enfamil, so how can I trust anything my pediatrician tells me about breastfeeding if he’s on their payroll?

  7. Comment by Tonya on 23 July 2009:

    I am having my second child and i want to breastfeed this one. I was not able to breastfeed my daughter cause she had acid reflux. i am due aug 29th and we are having a baby boy.

  8. Comment by Jessica on 6 August 2009:

    i am pregnant with my first child it’s a little boy and i plan on breastfeeding him

  9. Comment by marcy torres on 19 January 2010:

    i am having another grandson and i think my daughter woould love to try this thank you so much.

  10. Comment by andrea carrion on 29 January 2010:

    i am breastfeeding at this time and would like help

  11. Comment by Tracy Garcia on 3 February 2010:

    Oh wow

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