The World Health Organisation code for breastfeeding and Unicef bothpromote that no supplementary feeds should be given to a breastfeedingbaby.
Your photograph suggests these support workers are there to givesupplementary feeds.
I believe your periodical to be informative and supportive of theGovernment's multi-agency delivery of children's centres and extendedschools, but this article sends very mixed messages.
Jayne Brazil, children's centre manager, Bolton.
- We welcome your views. Please write, including address and phonenumber, to: The editor, Children Now, 174 Hammersmith Road, London W67JP, or email cn.editorial@haynet.com. We reserve the right to editletters for publication.
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