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Videos
All about IBFAN
The International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) is structured like a net. It encompasses the Earth. |
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All IBFAN groups work to ensure baby foods are marketed responsibly.
This film tells you more about IBFAN's work.
Click here to watch the film online.
IBFAN groups are diverse: they may work on infant feeding issues alone, or they may be mother support groups, consumer associations, development organisations or citizens rights groups.
Some are staffed by volunteers, some have full time staff. What all groups have in common is they take Action to bring about implementation of the International Code and the subsequent, relevant Resolutions of the World Health Assembly. These are the main tools that IBFAN uses with the aim of ensuring that the marketing of baby food does not have a negative impact on health.
The DVD is provided in a CD-style case. Running time just over 7 minutes. £10.00 of the cost of the DVD is to cover Baby Milk Action's time and costs in preparing a copy for you. £10.00 is a donation to go to IBFAN's international work.
Feel free to add an additional donation!
UK postage and packing
included.
Additional shipping for international orders will be calculated at the checkout based on your total order.
Formula for Disaster - UNICEF Philippines 2007
"This eye-opening documentary reveals how the marketing of powdered milk has caused fewer mothers to breastfeed in the Philippines - including those who can ill afford artificial milk and suffer its harmful consequences. The milk companies' formula for profits is a formula for disaster."
UNICEF Philippines |
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You can view this film on-line by clicking here.
The DVD is provided in a CD-style case. Running time approximately 30 minutes.
UK postage and packing
included.
Additional shipping for international orders will be calculated at the checkout based on your total order.
Visual Guide to Breastfeeding
Dr Jack Newman, Canadian Paediatrician Edith Kernerman, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant |
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Dr. Jack Newman’s Visual Guide to breastfeeding helps you to understand how breastfeeding really works and lets you cut through all the confusing and contradictory information out there on breastfeeding. It is easy to understand and will be helpful for both new parents and for health professionals.
Many of us do not have a notion of what a baby looks like on the breast. This video is designed to make the breastfeeding experience a success and pleasure for mothers and babies. In it, Jack Newman and Edith Kernerman answer a wide variety of questions, from how to ensure that a baby is getting milk to helping overcome some of the most common problems associated with breastfeeding.
These are some of the breastfeeding topics covered in this visual aid:
• HOW TO KNOW A BABY IS GETTING ENOUGH MILK
• BREAST COMPRESSIONS
• AVOIDING SORE NIPPLES
• HOW TO GET A BABY TO LATCH
• COLICKY BABIES
• HOW TO INCREASE INTAKE OF BREASTMILK BY THE BABY
• USING A LACTATION AID
• RISKS OF FORMULA FEEDING
Each of these ‘chapters’ can be viewed separately directly from a menu.
Total running time 45 minutes
DVD – all zones
UK postage and packing
included.
£2.00 will be added for delivery outside the UK.
Breast
is Best
A highly recommended film
from Norway (in English) - essential viewing for health
workers and breastfeeding mothers.
35 minutes. Available as DVD or VHS video tape in various formats. Please specify.
Available in
other languages - contact
us for details. |
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UK postage and packing
included.
£2.00 will be added for delivery outside the UK.
Breaking
the Rules, Stretching the Rules 2004
Note: you can watch the launch of Breaking the Rules, Stretching the Rules 2010 by clicking here.
The monitoring report Breaking
the Rules, Stretching the Rules 2004 was launched at the House
of Commons on 13 May 2004. IBFAN experts from Malaysia, Thailand, Argentina, Brazil and the UK
presented evidence of company malpractice at a meeting hosted
by Dr. Lynne Jones MP. See the evidence for yourself in this 45
minute film.
As a bonus, there is
a 15 minute film of the demonstration that took place at Nestlé
(UK) HQ on 15 May 2004.
Available as a DVD
or video in UK format (PAL).
UK postage and packing
included.
£2.00 will be added for delivery outside the UK.
Nestlé/Baby
Milk Action debate
This is a film of a
debate between Baby Milk Action's Campaigns Coordinator, Mike
Brady, and Nestlé's Head of Corporate Affairs, Hilary Parsons,
and Senior Policy Advisor, Beverly Mirando. The debate took place
at Cardinal Newman School, Brighton, in March 2003. Students had
Nestlé vending machines removed from the school following
the debate.
The video is not of
professional quality, but it is useful to see directly the dishonest
way in which Nestlé attempts to undermine the boycott.
The debate is given in its entirety, without any editing.
The video is availableas a VHS video (PAL format for UK) or a DVD. It may be borrowed for a handling charge
of £10.00 in the UK. An additional £2.00 will be added
for delivery outside the UK.
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