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Blueprint—Introduction

Blueprint Introduction section.

Related Topics: Blueprint, General Resources

Blueprint—Physical Activity and the Built Environment Section

Physical Activity and the Built Environment chapter in Blueprint.

Related Interest Group(s): Physical Activity

Related Topics: Blueprint, General Resources

Blueprint—Schools Section

Schools chapter in Blueprint.

Related Interest Group(s): Schools

Related Topics: Blueprint, General Resources

Breastfeeding FAQs (English)

FAQ in English – part of Breastfeeding Toolkit.

Related Interest Group(s): Early Childhood

Related Topics: Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding FAQs (Spanish)

FAQ in Spanish – part of Breastfeeding Toolkit.

Related Interest Group(s): Early Childhood

Related Topics: Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding Kits—Introduction Letter to Practitioners

Breastfeeding Toolkit.

Related Interest Group(s): Early Childhood

Related Topics: Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding Pocket Card (English)

Related Interest Group(s): Early Childhood

Related Topics: Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding Pocket Card (Spanish)

Related Interest Group(s): Early Childhood

Related Topics: Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding Rates and Perceptions

Data support the need for Chicago hospitals to have institutionalized policies and systems that support breastfeeding, particularly for areas that serve a low-income patient population. As a part of Healthy Places, the Illinois Health Survey for Youth polled parents about their views of breastfeeding and the prevalence of breastfeeding among Chicago families. Survey results showed that race and ethnicity play a role in a child’s likelihood of being breastfed as an infant, and both race and income influence preferences for a hospital that provides free baby formula to new parents. Better institutionalized hospital policies may therefore assist those less likely to breastfeed.

Related Interest Group(s): Research and Evaluation

Related Topics: Publications and Reports

Breastfeeding Your Baby: Making the Decision Together

Related Interest Group(s): Early Childhood

Related Topics: Breastfeeding