The World Health Organization recommends lactation support to enhance the rates of exclusive breastfeeding. Access to in person lactation support may be limited due to scarcity of resources (e.g., healthcare professionals) and geography. Advances in technology have allowed lactation supports to be offered virtually through information and communication technologies (i.e., telephone, internet, and social media).

"I have learned that we all need to take a closer look at our experiences and exposures that may impact our unconscious biases, and approach corporate products and relationships with a healthy skepticism in the interest of the babies and families we care for."

"Facilitating such specific research as opposed to homogenizing all caretakers into a neutral gender-inclusive groups would undoubtedly be more productive in the long run in furthering the acquisition of valid science-based data and meeting the legitimate needs of this community."