Continuing Education

Description: Supporting combination-feeding families requires more than understanding why they combo feed—it requires practical, evidence-based strategies that can be tailored to each family's unique goals. In Part 3 of our Combo-Feeding Curriculum, we'll explore the mechanics of combination feeding, from bottle feeding techniques and pumping schedules to lactation tools and common clinical scenarios. You'll leave with actionable guidance you can immediately apply in practice. This webinar has been approved for 1.0 CEUs for Registered Dietitians and 1 CE for Registered Nurses.

Description: This educational session explores the critical role of infant nutrition in supporting growth and development during early life. Attendees will gain a foundational understanding of how infant formula is regulated in the United States, including the Infant Formula Act and related safety and quality standards. The program will also review the key components of infant formula and how they are designed to meet infants’ nutritional needs. In addition, participants will learn about emerging bioactive ingredients and their potential role in infant health, as well as how the recent infant formula shortage has impacted families, healthcare providers, and the broader infant nutrition industry. Registered Nurses and Registered Dietitians can claim 1 CE for watching the recording

In partnership with the experts at Solid Starts, this session equips healthcare professionals with the latest evidence and practical strategies for a baby-led, science-based approach to introducing solids. 1.5 CE for RNs and 1.5 CPEU for RDs

Join us for an expert-led session designed to keep healthcare professionals at the forefront of infant feeding practices. This recording provides 1.0 CE for RNs and 1.25 CPEU for RDs.

Join Bobbie and Needed to learn how to optimize nutrition during the perinatal period. RNs and RDs can claim 1.0 CE for viewing the recording.

During this session, we will hear from feeding support professionals on what it means to honor parents' needs and wants for their feeding journey while communicating effectively. Registered Nurses can claim 1.0 CE.

Join us for this infant formula deep dive! This is a recording of a July session. Claim CE Credit: Registered Nurses can claim 1.0 CE and is approved for 1.0 CPEU for RDs.

Join us for an insightful session for healthcare professionals seeking an in-depth understanding of common gastrointestinal (GI) complaints in infants. RNs and RDs can claim 1.0 CE

Join us as we highlight existing science around bottle feeding, current best practices, and emerging research around responsive feeding to better support parents and positively impact the health of their infants. Earn 1.0 CE for RNs or RDs.

This course discusses why patients choose to combo-feed and the clinical scenarios where it is required to sustain breastfeeding. We will explore multiple cases using communication strategies and tools you can bring back to your practice. Upon Completion: Registered Nurses can claim 1.0 CE.

Join us for a carbohydrate deep dive with Dr. Michael Goran and Dr. Anthony Porto. RDs can claim 1.0 CPEU and RNs can claim 1.0 CE.

Watch this IBCLC led session on how to support combo-feeding parents. RDs can claim 0.75 CPEU and RNs can claim 1.0 CE.

View this Journal Club discussion of new research on U.S. infant feeding trends. This was a White House Conference on Hunger and Nutrition Satellite Session.

Curious about the risks of importing European infant formula? Want the 411 on the guilt, shame and stigma new parents experience? Looking to better understand the complex nutrition of infant formula? Join our Medical Lead, Elieke Kearns, PhD, RD on one of the leading nutrition podcasts Sound Bites, hosted by Melissa Joy Dobbins, RD. Approved for 1.25 CPEU’s.