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Infant Feeding Digital Sessions - Session 2 Quiz

Question 1

True or False - Breastfeeding in the UK is allowed in cafes, train stations, shoe shops, GP surgeries, supermarkets, cinemas?

True

False

Absoultely, well done! Parents can breastfeed in all public spaces in the UK so every space is allowed.

That's not quite right. Parents can breastfeed in all public spaces in the UK.

Question 2

Which Act protects the right to breastfeed in the UK?

a) Human Rights Act 1998 b) Equality Act 2010 c) Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006

I'm afraid not, the answer is b) Equality Act 2010.

Yes indeed! It was b) Equality Act 2010.

Question 3

If someone complains about a parent breastfeeding, you should ask the parent to move/leave. True, or false?

True

False

I'm afraid not. The person complaining should be asked if they would like to move to a different space, but you should not ask the breastfeeding parent to move or leave the premises.

Absolutely! You must not ask a breastfeeding parent to move or leave the premises.

Question 4

Mothers who are breastfeeding should always cover themselves and their baby so that their breasts are not exposed in public. True or False?

True

False

Well done! Mothers can feed their baby without any covering, but they may choose to use one.

That's not quite right. Mothers should not be made to feel they have to cover themselves up to feed their infant, although they may choose to do so.

Question 5

Coaching conversation approaches:

a) help both sides to see the problem and reach a solution together b) are an opportunity to tell the person what they are doing wrong c) lead to conflict

That's not quite right. Coaching conversations use open questions to find out what the problem is, active listening to aid understanding and solution-focused advice and guidance to resolve issues.

Well done! - Coaching conversations use open questions to find out what the problem is, active listening to aid understanding and solution-focused advice and guidance to resolve issues.

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