What Is the Connection between Breastfeeding and Ovulation?

World Breastfeeding Awareness Week is a global campaign sponsored by the World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action to promote society and the public's correct understanding of the importance of breastfeeding and to support breastfeeding. At present, 120 countries have participated in this event. The International Breastfeeding Action Coalition (WABA) has designated August 1-7 as the "World Breastfeeding Week" every year, so that the whole society actively encourages and supports breastfeeding, broadens the meaning of breastfeeding, and creates a baby- and mother-friendly Social atmosphere.

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1992: Hospital treats babies kindly from the start

1993: Mother-friendly workplace

1994: Breastfeeding: Putting the Code into Effect

1995: Breastfeeding: empowering women

1996: Breastfeeding: Responsibility for Nursing

1997: Breastfeeding: The Natural Way

1998: Breastfeeding: The Best Investment

1999: Breastfeeding: Lifelong Education

2000: Breastfeeding: Your rights

2001: Breastfeeding in the Information Age

2002: Healthy moms and healthy babies

2003: Breastfeeding-the source of happiness

2004: Healthy moms and healthy babies

2005: Breastfeeding and Family Food-Care and Health

2006: Code Watch: 25 Years of Breastfeeding Protection

2007: breastfeeding-saving 1 million babies in the first hour

2008: Support breastfeeding and win the first gold medal in life

2009: Breastfeeding in an emergency

2010: Ten measures to successfully promote breastfeeding

2011: Breastfeeding-listening, speaking, sharing

2012: Looking back, looking forward to the future-celebrating the 10th anniversary of the launch of the Global Strategy

2013: Supporting breastfeeding: staying close to mothers

2014: Breastfeeding: Win a Goal, Benefit Your Life

2015: Working Moms "Hey" Love Persist

2016: Breastfeeding is the key to sustainable society

2017: breastfeeding, sticking together

2018: breastfeeding, the source of life ^[3]