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Society | April 20, 2024, Saturday // 09:26
Bulgaria to Promote Breastfeeding
Society | August 1, 2006, Tuesday // 00:00
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Bulgarian moms are joining 120 countries in the World Breastfeeding Week, August 1-7. Photo by Sofia News Agency
Bulgaria has joined a traditional world event to promote the benefits of breastfeeding babies, starting on Tuesday.
The World Breastfeeding Week will continue until August 7, to facilitate and strengthen social mobilization for breastfeeding.
World Breastfeeding Week was first celebrated in 1992. Now it involves over 120 countries.
In Bulgaria, the campaign has been endorsed by the Health Ministry, as well as by the non-governmental National Breastfeeding Committee.
The World Breastfeeding Week will continue until August 7, to facilitate and strengthen social mobilization for breastfeeding.
World Breastfeeding Week was first celebrated in 1992. Now it involves over 120 countries.
In Bulgaria, the campaign has been endorsed by the Health Ministry, as well as by the non-governmental National Breastfeeding Committee.
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