Proposed Food Program Rule Changes/Michigan
I just received an email about proposals to the Food Program. This was one of them and I thought since we've had discussions about allowing moms to breastfeed during hours, what your thoughts on this was. Here is how it reads:
"The proposed changes for infants include recommendations to develop incentives to support breastfeeding by allowing for reimbursement when a mother breastfeeds her child on site even when breast milk is the only component the infant receives. " What do you think? Do any other states already do this? Wonder what the incentive is. |
Originally Posted by lovemykidstoo: Right now, if a mother nurses on site we cant claim the meal. We can only claim the meal/breast milk if WE (providers) serve it. |
Originally Posted by Blackcat31: |
It is not a state change it is part of the proposed changed at the federal level . There are more changes and they are asking for comments by April 15.
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You already get reimbursement for feeding breast milk when the mom is off site. What's the incentive? Having the mom onsite isn't for most.
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They are trying to promote breastfeeding! Well, I doubt that paying us will encourage moms to want to breastfeed ....maybe they should try reimburse them!:lol:
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Originally Posted by Gemma: Dear dcm If you would like to come a disturb my daycare kids daily and watch me as I work, you can drop what you are doing, drive to my home and feed your infant yourself and the state will pay ME a whole dollar (give or take) up to 3 times a day to have you do this. Which I would of gotten anyways if I just did it myself. Thank you DCP |
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