Posts Tagged ‘breastfeeding’
What Motivates Birth and Breastfeeding Organizations To Go Online?
Recently, the Journal of Human Lactation decided to establish a Facebook page. Why? According to a recent Lactation Matters post, the self-described “digital immigrant” editor was egged on by the ” those incorrigible, born again social media-ites on ILCA’s Marketing Committee.” They were also swayed by a number of articles coming up in their November issue…
Read MoreILCA Tweet Roundup
If, like me, you weren’t at ILCA (sniff) the Twitter stream was a great way to keep up with highlights of the conversation. Tweets only stay on Twitter for about 4 days, so we captured each day of the stream using TweetDoc, a great tool for archiving events and chats. (TweetDoc can be a little…
Read MoreWelcome to Twitter, Birth Pro!
Hello Birth Professional! We are *so* glad to see you here. Maybe you’ve been on Twitter for awhile and are just setting up your professional account. Or maybe you are touching your toes into this social media platform for the very first time. Either way, we really need you and your genius in the twittersphere. More…
Read MoreFive Ways Social Media Mavens Are Bringing Evidence-Based Excellence To The Masses, And You Can Too.
There’s a tipping point coming in birth. I can feel it – and I’ve been reading others who are sensing it, too. One of the omens? The growing body of accessible, readable, appealing, *and* evidence based information for women. I’ve read a lot about birth. And breastfeeding. A whole lot, because it is my job…
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