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August Celebration Highlights the Importance of Breastfeeding
- “Breastfeeding: A Vital Emergency Response: Are You Ready?”
World Breastfeeding Week has been celebrated
each year, during the first week of August, for 18 years, to draw attention
to the importance of breastfeeding our children. Breastfeeding provides
benefits for both mothers and infants. Breast milk provides protection
for infants from viral and bacterial infections. Additionally, research
is now indicating that mother’s who breastfeed have reduced rates
of some ovarian and breast cancers. Learn more on
The
Importance of Breastfeeding.
Cease the Mommy Wars!
Join NACCRRA and Mothers Ought to Have Equal Rights (MOTHERS) in the fight to end to Mommy Wars, a tactic used by the media to raise ratings by pitting working mothers against those that stay-at-home.
Read about Mommy Wars at the MOTHERS website and sign the petition to show your support of all mothers everywhere. .
Active Classrooms
Free kids from desk chairs - Experiment encourages students to fidget, sway and burn calories.
In Group Book Club for Teens
at Warren County Public Library
Bowling Green, Ky.
Students age 13 - 18 are invited to be a part of the In Group Book Club at the Warren County Public Library. Publisher Henry Holt will be providing books and advance reader copies for this project. Students will choose the titles they are interested in then fill out a questionnaire for the publisher and discuss the book with the group.
“This is great opportunity for students,” says reference librarian Kara Ripley. “They will receive newly released books or books that are about to be published.”
Anyone interested should contact Kara Ripley at karar@warrenpl.org or call (270) 781-4882. This program is free and open to all students.
Bowling Green, Ky.
Students age 13 - 18 are invited to be a part of the In Group Book Club at the Warren County Public Library. Publisher Henry Holt will be providing books and advance reader copies for this project. Students will choose the titles they are interested in then fill out a questionnaire for the publisher and discuss the book with the group.
“This is great opportunity for students,” says reference librarian Kara Ripley. “They will receive newly released books or books that are about to be published.”
Anyone interested should contact Kara Ripley at karar@warrenpl.org or call (270) 781-4882. This program is free and open to all students.