Breastfeeding-Friendly Childcare CertificationTM
Stand out as a trusted caregiver for breastfeeding families
Many parents are looking for a childcare provider who respects and supports their breastfeeding goals—this course gives you the expertise to provide the best care for breastfed infants to help parents feel confident choosing you as their caregiver.

Why this course matters
Many parents fear that starting childcare means the end of their breastfeeding journey—but it doesn’t have to!
With the right training, childcare providers can make a huge difference by ensuring that babies continue to receive the benefits of breastmilk, even when away from their parents.
Breastfeeding parents are worried about these numbers:
Only 40% of childcare centers have staff trained in breastfeeding support and proper human milk handling.1
Mamas who receive breastfeeding support from childcare providers are more likely to continue breastfeeding beyond six months.2
Only 25% of U.S. infants are exclusively breastfed for six months, despite 83% initiating breastfeeding at birth.3
Who should take this course?
Daycare providers & childcare center staff
Home daycare providers & nannies
Early childhood educators
Anyone who cares for infants
Stand out to families seeking high-quality infant care!
Become a childcare provider who understands and supports breastfeeding. This course will equip you as a provider with essential skills like safe breastmilk handling, paced bottle feeding, and responsive infant care.
This certification will help you
Certification lasts one year and can be renewed at 50% off, keeping you up to date with best practices!
What you’ll learn by taking this course:
Pricing & Registration
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Breaking myths & building confidence
How childcare providers can support breastfeeding families.
Many childcare administrators agree that breastfeeding is best, yet uncertainty often creates barriers to supporting families.
Concerns about breastmilk safety, public breastfeeding, and whether formula is easier can leave providers unsure of how to help.
A cultural shift can bridge the gap between what’s best for babies and what’s practical for providers.
This course helps childcare professionals gain confidence, overcome misconceptions, and apply simple, effective practices that support both families and staff.
Concern: Is breast milk difficult or risky to handle?
Concern: Will allowing breastfeeding in my facility make parents or staff uncomfortable?
Concern: I’m not a breastfeeding expert, so how can I provide the right support?
Concern: Isn’t formula feeding easier & more common in childcare?
Make a lasting impact on breastfeeding families
get certified today!
As a breastfeeding-friendly childcare provider, you will play a key role in supporting parents’ breastfeeding goals. When you and your staff understand how to handle breastmilk, encourage breastfeeding-friendly practices, and assist families through feeding transitions, babies receive the best possible care and parents feel confident in their childcare choice.
You can help support breastfeeding parents by helping reach these numbers:
Only 40% of childcare centers have staff trained in breastfeeding support and safe breastmilk handling.
Get certified to ensure your facility stands out—giving parents confidence that their feeding choices will be respected.
Parents who receive breastfeeding-friendly childcare are more likely to breastfeed past six months.
With proper training, your team can make a real difference in helping families reach their breastfeeding goals.
Despite 83% of U.S. infants starting breastfeeding, only 25% are exclusively breastfed for six months.
Your support matters. Certified providers can help parents maintain breastfeeding success while in childcare.