• On-line breastfeeding information
  La Leche League's international website contains a wealth of information on breastfeeding and parenting topics. Drawing on the experiences of mothers from around the world and incorporating up-to-date research and professional expertise, you can find reliable answers to many breastfeeding questions - FAST!
  
  Also check out the on-line articles from LLLGB NEWS



• Telephone Helpline
  Contacting an LLL Leader by phone gives you access to personalised information and support.



• On-line Help Form
  Contact an LLL Leader via the Help Form, for a more personalised answer to your questions, by email. It may take a little longer to get an answer, but the Helpform can be accessed at any time to suit you



• Mother-to-mother support groups
  Accurate information is important in achieving the breastfeeding relationship you want, but LLL has found that mother-to-mother support is equally important in sustaining that relationship. Visit a local group to talk with a Leader, borrow books from the library and receive support from a group of mothers who are as interested in breastfeeding as you are



• Membership, for families and health professionals
  Receive our magazines, get discounts, support our work



• Books and leaflets
  Choose leaflets to help with particular challenges, or books to help you understand the bigger picture.



• Courses for health professionals
  LLLGB's acclaimed Peer Counsellor Programme training, enables health professionals to support breastfeeding women in their local communities

"LLLGB NEWS has been great as it always had a relevant and uplifting article and always came when I was really in need of a boost"
Charnjit

"La Leche League was incredibly helpful - I spoke to the local Leader several times on the telephone. I went on to feed S for 18 months"
Fiona

"Dear LLL - Thank you so much for such a detailed email reply so promptly. I could hardly believe my eyes!!! Also for putting further info into the post … I may come back to you with further questions - so nice to have a positive, supportive, knowledgeable resource at the ready. Cheers!"
M

It took me until I was pregnant with my sixth baby to discover La Leche League (no, I didn't know how to pronounce it then either!) I went along to a local group meeting and at last, here were people, who knew what they were talking about, who understood my desperate need to breastfeed the baby I was carrying. This time I succeeded and then went on to breastfeed baby number seven too"
Doris

"I am a lone mum of two. I breastfed my daughter, now four years old, for three weeks, giving up after a difficult pregnancy and delivery and a lack of support. I breastfed my son until two months ago when he was 13 months old. I thoroughly enjoyed it"
Katie
(a peer counsellor trainee)