What Have You Learned?

Take the quiz to see what you know have learned with the Reach Breastfeeding Toolkit.

Welcome to your REACH Breastfeeding Quiz

Which of the following is a way for lactating mothers or parents to advocate for themselves at work when breastfeeding?

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Choose not to communicate your breastfeeding or pumping needs with your employer.

Choose clothing that is uncomfortable and that makes feeding or pumping challenging.

Work with HR or management to create a private and comfortable area where you can pump during work hours if your employer does not have a designated space.

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Which statement correctly describes how breastfeeding benefits the community?

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Breastfeeding increases the global carbon footprint.

Breastfed babies typically incur lower healthcare costs due to a reduced risk of infections and chronic diseases.

Companies with lactation programs have a lower retention rate compared to the national average.

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Which statement about the benefits of breastfeeding for lactating mothers is correct?

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Breastfeeding slows postpartum recovery and often causes weight gain.

Families save an average of $1,500 on formula expenses in the first year of baby’s life.

Breastfeeding is an inconvenient and expensive feeding option.

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Breast milk provides essential nutrients, vitamins, and antibodies that support the baby’s growth and development, along with protecting the baby against infections and illnesses.

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True

False

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What is one way you can advocate for Black and Brown mothers and families to breastfeed?

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Assume all mothers have the same needs.

Overlook unique barriers faced by Black and Brown mothers and families.

Volunteer with a local breastfeeding coalition, like the Genesee County Breastfeeding Coalition.

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If a lactating person is concerned about lead exposure, they can discuss getting a blood lead level test with their healthcare provider.

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