I had the honor of participating in Prof. Irimu's initiative, which offered a concise training program on breastfeeding. Despite the intensive nature of our pediatric training, it didn't thoroughly cover the nuances of breastfeeding. This course effectively filled those gaps and more. The curriculum was evidence based, the content was palatable and the delivery was engaging. The course instructors were well versed in medical education and the topic of breastfeeding. This experience significantly bolstered my understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of breastfeeding. As a result, my clients have benefited from the improved care I am able to provide, as well as the enhanced breastfeeding practices I've implemented in my unit. I strongly endorse this invaluable course for pediatricians, obstetricians, medical doctors, nurses, clinical officers, and any healthcare professionals in maternal and child health.

I am a Psychologist and member of St. Austin's Catholic Church. I participated in a breastfeeding training led by Professor Irimu of Medinfo.

Alongside others, I had the opportunity to educate mothers of premature babies on appropriate breastfeeding methods.

The mothers found our guidance insightful and practical, with some realizing they had used incorrect techniques with previous children.

Their gratitude was truly heartwarming.

Our motivation stemmed from wanting to contribute to the survival journey of premature babies, and our fulfillment came from witnessing these preemies not only survive but thrive.

On a personal level, I've also provided advice to friends and relatives on proper breastfeeding techniques, aiding them in achieving a smoother breastfeeding experience, especially beneficial for new mothers facing initial struggles.

What stood out most during the training was Prof Irimu's commitment to evidence-based practices and her unwavering support for mothers and babies. She emphasized the importance of creating a supportive environment for breastfeeding within healthcare systems and communities. Her emphasis on the critical role of healthcare professionals in providing guidance and support to mothers in their breastfeeding journey was particularly insightful.

I had the privilege of receiving training on breastfeeding from Prof Grace Irimu, and I cannot overstate how valuable and transformative this experience has been for me. Prof Irimu is not only an expert in her field but also a passionate and dedicated advocate for promoting breastfeeding and maternal and child health.