Dear Pinky,
We certainly do waterbirths at the Angliss in the FBC.
Joan
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From: Ken WArd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 25 January 2006 19:12
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Re: Waterbirths at Monash BC -for Pinky
I believe
Hi Michelle
Further to this, sometimes opening the baby's mouth
may not be enough, as they make chest movements in attempting to breathe but
cannot inhale. The reason for this is that the beby's toungue is 'vacuum'
attached to the hard palate, which must be part of a strong dive reflex.
Dear Kylie
I think it can be individual. I have been caring for a woman who is
normally 110 kgs and usually loses weight (14-15 kgs) with each pregnancy
and the babies are fine. I guess it is done to how the woman is feeling in
herself and how bub palps etc.
Kind Regards
Sally-Anne
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Thanks Sally-Anne
I guess that's what I get for reading too many textbooks! I did think it
would be an individual thing, but wasn't sure. Feeling more reassured about
my friend now...thanks!
Kylie
From: Sally-Anne Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
To:
Kylie,
Maternal weight gain is determined largely by diet (intake, quality
absorption) plus lifestyle (ie level of activity, substance abuse,
It is in no way related to fetal growth. Weight gain during pregnancy is
largely maternal.
Some women are large, well nourished, healthy, fit active.
Hi, Not so long ago someone emailed info about
selling a particular type of inflatable birthing pool..I have misplaced
these emails.and am calling for help in this department again. I am
after a deep inflatable pool with strong sides and preferrably round. If
anyone knows of
Dear
Tanya
I am
the person who is selling the inflatable pools - feel free to contact me via
email or phone 02 9873 1750. I will endeaver in the next few weeks to get the
details on my website.
Cheers
Jane
Pregnancy, Birth
Beyondwww.pregnancy.com.au
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Could anyone describe the rebozo technique to me, as I am currentlly
caring for a lovely primip with an OP, term plus, who has been niggling for
a few days. We have been trying OFP, stair walking, chunning etc with no
success.
Thanks,
Megan
- Original Message -
From: Tania Smallwood
Has she tried a chiropractor who is experienced with pregnant women? I tried
pretty much everything with my DD but it was the chiropractic treatment that
did it.
At 5:14 PM +1000 27/1/06, meg wrote:
Could anyone describe the rebozo technique to me, as I am currentlly caring
for a lovely primip
There's also a diaphragm release technique in the links below.
HTH,
J
Optimal Foetal Positioning Essential and FREE for all birthing women!
http://www.horns.freeserve.co.uk/ofp.htm
Quote:
'Optimal Foetal Positioning' is a theory developed by a midwife, Jean
Sutton, who found that the mother's
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