Dear All,
Is there a lactation consultant in Orange who can help me. My sister-in-law
has a 2 week old daughter and she has been having huge problems with cracked
nipples, thrush and and an unsettled baby.
Today I discovered they have following the advice in Gary Ezzo's book On
Becoming Baby
Hi All,
Just want to update those out there who may be hanging out to do their
B(Mid) at Southern Cross Uni in Lismore.
Have just heard officially that it will not be starting at all in 2005.
Always a possibility for any future years, but I for one have given up
waiting. And the course IF it is
Dear Leanne, Yes there is a LC here in Orange. Her name is Tracey and you
can contact her on 02 63610332. All the best Debbie, student midwife Orange
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It wasn't what I had ever done before either. In my previous life for Rh
neg mum's at a homebirth we had baby's cord blood for blood group and a
direct coombs and mum's blood for a kleihauer becke (indirect coombs). If
bub was positive we just gave the anti-d and that was that unless of course
Hi,
I have just returned from a midwifery intensive held at Maggie Banks
home in Hamilton, New Zealand.
Fantastic venue, great food, and very midwife-centred (not
obstetric-centred) hands on midwifery skills.
The workshops are limited to 10 visitors, and our group had 3 from
Australia and 7 New
*sighs*
You make me so homesick. What the hell am i doing here??
Kirsten
Darwin
~~~start life with a midwife~~~
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Maggie Banks midwifery
Couldn't agree more Kirsten. Maggie is from my home town and isone amazing woman!!! Pleased you enjoyed yourself Sue and yes. NZ midwives finallyhave itgood - or at least better than we do at the moment!!
Kiwi Kim
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been doing the right thing to let the baby cry for hours ... naturally
nobody in the house has been getting any sleep and everyone is on edge!! Can
anybody help me?Leanne.
Hi Leanne,
It makes me cringe and cry everytime I hear of another baby being tortured
and a family being torn up because of
That's a great analogy, Sally! Makes so much sense.
Thanks for sharing.
Jen
3rd year BMid student, Melbourne
--- Sally Westbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The analogy that I tell women is that being ready to
push is like being
ready to vomit.
When you feel nauseous you are probably
Great site Abby.
marilyn
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Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2004 1:04 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Gary Ezzo
been doing the right thing to let the baby cry for hours ... naturally
nobody in the house has been
Dear Lynne,
The Australian Breastfeeding Association would have counsellors in that
area. You could find some-one local to her by going to
http://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/contact/groups.html
and entering the postcode for Orange into the group finder. (scroll down a
bit)
I hope that helps
Warm
Great site Abby.
marilyn
It is a great site. I believe we all need to be really aware of this book
and this mans teachings, his Becoming Babywise books are fast becoming one
of Australias best selling childcare books and to be honest, it is
frightening. All the major bookstores carry his books
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