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You do not need to have breastfed, be a parent or be an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) to qualify for BN certification but there are important prerequisites before securing your place on a 6-day BN certification workshop.

Scope of Practice

Following first level certification as a BNCLC, you sign a renewable one-year licensure contract where you agree to:

    • Use approved biological nurturing materials with mothers, in your classes and in conference presentations or other events.

    • Use the words Biological Nurturing® to announce and label events, educational classes and/or consultations for parents

    • Use the BN logo and registered trademark on your written materials for local distribution or during one-off conference presentations for health professionals in your workplace, practice area and/or country to introduce BN to colleagues

    • Refer interested breastfeeding support providers to the BN Master classes available on the biological nurturing website for individual or licensure purchase
      Please Note: first level certification does not enable you to design a day-long BN Master class or to lead the 5-day workshop required for first level certification.You also agree:

    • Not to combine Biological Nurturing Laid-back Breastfeeding promotion with any religious belief system, or other theories, practices, or techniques (unless prior agreement with Joelle Dufur or Suzanne Colson)

    • To be committed to encouraging people of all races, religions, and backgrounds to breastfeed exclusively.

    • Other benefits of first level certification include:

    • Listing on the Biological Nurturing website, Facebook page and quarterly BN newsletter

    • Access to a closed monthly web chat reserved for BNCLCs, a network of ‘new age’ health professionals examining the innate components of breastfeeding

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