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Caring for mothers who are prisoners in a post-natal ward ‣ If a mother returning to custody and being separated from her infant, wishes to provide breastmilk for her infant, this should be supported and facilitated wherever possible in recognition of the ‘best interests of the child’* being a primary consideration *United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. (1989). Article 3.
Caring for mothers who are prisoners in a post-natal ward ‣ Breastfeeding is important for health, psychological, emotional and mother-infant bonding/attachment protection and enhancement and it should therefore be supported
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Page 3 and 4: A Human Rights Framework Universal
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