Monetary Investment for Lactation Consultant Certification (MILCC)
MILCC removes financial barriers to accessing the IBCLC credential by fostering inclusiveness, promoting philanthropy, and increasing public awareness of the value of the IBCLC.
IBLCE® has been tracking a set of articles about infant feeding recently published by The Economist. Two of the articles, both published in May, dealt with different aspects of lactation. The article ‘Mothers who cannot breastfeed have been given terrible…
Read More Response to Lactation Misinformation in The Economist
IBLCE and the IBCLC Commission are monitoring the very difficult circumstances currently being faced by many people around the world during this time. IBLCE holds in its thoughts those affected, and we recognise that times such as these can have…
Read More Notice Regarding Current Global Circumstances and the April 2026 Examination
Pursuant to the Translation of the IBCLC Examination into a Language Policy, IBLCE® and the IBCLC® Commission plan to introduce the IBCLC examination in the Arabic language, with the goal of advancing the professional practice in lactation consultation among Arabic-speaking…
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