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Just to let you know, there is great inconsistency in weaning advice from the NHS/Children's Centre's, from borough to borough. Depending on the individual leading the training, you can get very different advice. The Infant Feeding Coordinator in Islington Borough for example strongly advocates baby led weaning, and this is reflected across their weaning advice, however not all boroughs are up to date with this. It is worth bearing this in mind when you do any weaning workshops, and also reading Gill Rapley's book: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Baby-led-Weaning-Helping-Your-Baby/dp/0091923808
Jasmina - the reason for this is likely to be that the person leading the workshop does not have a full understanding of baby led weaning, and so does not have the confidence to share the benefits with parents. This is due to poor training of staff, not a comment against baby led weaning.

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