photo, many stories! |
Thanks to all who participated
in the WBW 2007 Photo Contest! We received a total of 207 entries, all are
beautiful, meaningful and touching, and the jury had a hard time selecting
the winning photos… so we increased the stake and selected 11 winning
photos! The winning photos will be featured in the English WBW 2007
Action Folder, mailed to WBW participants in more than 120 countries. They
will also receive a prize of US$100 each. Congratulations to all winners!
Susan Martinson, Un-Dressed for
Success |
Chimie, Chance to
grow up Healthy |
Violet Yau,
Breastfeeding,lovefeeding |
Jennifer Carr, Good
Eats |
John Musisi, Getting
started |
Sue Stuever Battel,
Dori’s First Minute: Breastfeeding at Waterbirth |
Victor
Emilio Vargas Cruz, Estra madre le enseña al niño como tomar el
peson en las primeras horas del nacimiento en la feria de lactancia
materna 2006 (Nursing at a breastfeeding fair) |
Ira Singh, Birth
right to feed my child |
Victor Emilio Vargas
Cruz, A madre nicaraguense le da de amamantar asu
hijo durante se atendido por la enfermera en el centro de salud por
su neumonia (Nurse helping Nicaraguan mother and ill son to
breastfeed) |
Boaz Rottem, Red Zhao breastfeeds in
the Market |
Laetitia Denoulet, Welcome to you,
Baptiste |
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photo, many stories!
Your
photos enable us to share the joy of and challenges to breastfeeding, the
first hour of life, the first suckle, in importance of family care and
hospital/community support, child and family survival, that breastfeeding
beyond six months and outside the home are possible – to name a few. We
sincerely thank all participants. All your photos will further continue
sending the message of breastfeeding to save ONE million babies!
can make a difference! Action Idea:
Why don’t you organize a
photo contest in your community as a way to raise awareness and
interest about breastfeeding?
* Click
here to download the WBW 2007 Action
Folder
* Click
here to learn more
about this Photo Contest |
act
hour
message… Beginning breastfeeding in the 1st
Hour within birth
and exclusive breastfeeding for six months can
save more than
million babies!
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