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Critical strategies to  lactation care and improve breastfeeding outcomes for families will be available in the American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing’s September/October . From empowering front-line health care providers and fostering supportive work environments to standardizing language, the research underscores the importance of nurses and the broader health care team in supporting breastfeeding. One study  a resource for pediatric nurses to facilitate connections to lactation consultants and to prioritize frequent and effective milk removal shortly after birth to establish a robust milk supply. Another study  good or mixed nurse work environments result in higher hospital-level exclusive breast milk feeding rates. (Newswise , 8/1/25)