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Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program: What You Should Know!

What is the WIC Program about? Did you know it provides nutrition education and breastfeeding support? Representatives from Stony Brook Medicine’s HeLP have the answers — about feeding your child up to five years old and how WIC can help support breastfeeding moms! What Is WIC? (1:23) WIC Cares About Your Health (1:56) Are You Eligible for WIC? (2:42) How We Determine Income Eligibility (3:12) 2020-2021 Federal Income Guidelines (3:50) Provided WIC Services (4:10) Nutrition Education and Referral (4:26) Possible Topics During Nutritional Education Sessions (5:00) A Typical WIC Session: Picky Eaters (6:33) Did You Know: Tips on Weaning and Starting Solid Foods (7:57) Why Choose Breastfeeding? (9:03) Breastfeeding Support (9:57) WIC Peer Support (10:44) Did You Know? Breastfeeding Facts (11:32) How Much a Newborn Needs to Eat (12:11) Breastfeed Hunger Cues (13:04) Signs Your Baby Is Full (14:29) Family Food Packages and Meal Tips (15:04) Infant Food Packages (17:20) Sample Food Packages for a Child (17:41) Did You Know Some Organic Foods Are WIC-Approved? (18:45) The Benefits of eWIC Cards (19:19) How to Use the WIC2Go App (20:13) eWIC and App Overview (21:19) Stony Brook WIC Services Locations (24:08) Additional Resources (24:22) Click here to view the PowerPoint slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kIZI... Questions? Feel free to reach out to us! Email: Healthy_libraries_program@stonybrookmedicine.edu Phone Number: 631-216-8220 YouTube:    / @stonybrookmedicinehealthyl5680   Facebook:   / stony-brook-medicine-healthy-libraries-pro...   Website: https://publichealth.stonybrookmedici... The Public Libraries of Suffolk County, New York: https://www.livebrary.com The Stony Brook Medicine Healthy Libraries Program (SBMHeLP) is a partnership between the Public Libraries of Suffolk County, a unique group of healthcare professionals and graduate student interns from the fields of social work, public health, nursing, nutrition and library science, working together to provide access to both in-person and virtual healthcare related resources for public library patrons throughout Suffolk County. This partnership looks to enhance the health and well-being of Suffolk County residents through library programming, collection development and dissemination of information on current health topics impacting our communities.