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Ethics of IBCLC Lactation Consultants and Marketing Deviations in Breastfeeding Support
In recent years, breastfeeding support has become increasingly widespread. On social media, we see a proliferation of "pumping coaches", "perinatal support workers", "pumping experts", "breastfeeding facilitators", and even "lactation consultants" without IBCLC certification.

Elise Armoiry et Marie-Xavier Laporte
May 146 min read
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What future for the IBCLC Certification in the Face of the New "Lactation Facilitator" Certificate
While increasing access to basic breastfeeding support training is a laudable goal that we share, the manner in which this new certificate was introduced, with limited communication and without apparent consultation of already certified professionals, raises questions.

Elise Armoiry et Marie-Xavier Laporte
May 135 min read
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Qualiopi, CERP: No Label Guarantees the Scientific Reliability of Your Training
Since January 1, 2022, Qualiopi certification has been mandatory for all training organisations seeking access to public and pooled funding: OPCOs, CPF, FIFPL, regional funds. For IBCLCs and healthcare professionals looking for continuing education in lactation, this logo has become ubiquitous on sales pages.

Elise Armoiry et Marie-Xavier Laporte
May 134 min read
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