World Breastfeeding Week: Tamworth midwife, Birth Beat founder Edwina Sharrock calls for more breastfeeding support from society

Jacinta Dickins
Updated August 6 2020 - 7:42am, first published 7:40am
DISCUSSION: Tamworth Midwife and Birth Beat founder Edwina Sharrock hopes to stimulate conversation in the community to normalise breastfeeding, and to create better networks of support for new mothers. Photo: Supplied
DISCUSSION: Tamworth Midwife and Birth Beat founder Edwina Sharrock hopes to stimulate conversation in the community to normalise breastfeeding, and to create better networks of support for new mothers. Photo: Supplied

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Jacinta Dickins

Jacinta Dickins

Features and Special Publications Journalist

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