[ozmidwifery] :)

2006-05-23 Thread Julie Garratt
A Doctor, aMidwife and a ShredderAmidwife was leaving the hospital one evening when she found the doctor standing in front of a shredder with a piece of paper in his hand."Listen", said the doctor, "this is important and my assistant has left. Can you make this thing work?""Certainly",

Re: [ozmidwifery] Superbrats - on tonight

2006-05-23 Thread Helen and Graham
Have just finished watching Superbrats. What struck me was the calm behaviour of the children belonging to the "attachment parenting" advocates. I am probably biased but I couldn't help but notice their contentment whenthe cameraperson wasfocused on them. Helen From: Kelly @ BellyBelly

Re: [ozmidwifery] Superbrats - on tonight

2006-05-23 Thread Jo Watson
I missed it, but I am pleased to see it is repeated twice more!  Will have to remember next time.  I was really interested in seeing that one.JoOn 23/05/2006, at 6:58 PM, Helen and Graham wrote:Have just finished watching Superbrats.  What struck me was the calm behaviour of the children belonging

[ozmidwifery] Doctors!

2006-05-23 Thread Diane Gardner
HA ha ha ha ha oh dear. Diane Gardner A Doctor, aMidwife and a ShredderAmidwife was leaving the hospital one evening when she found the doctor standing in front of a shredder with a piece of paper in his hand."Listen", said the doctor, "this is important and my assistant has left. Can

RE: [ozmidwifery] Superbrats - on tonight

2006-05-23 Thread Kelly @ BellyBelly
The only thing that I cringed at with the attachment parenting was the was she attacked the parents who admitted that they chose to smack this is only bridging a bigger gap and it could have been said better not saying I am defending the smacking, I dont agree or do it either, but were

Re: [ozmidwifery] Superbrats - on tonight

2006-05-23 Thread Pinky McKay
Hi Kelly - there seemed to be a lot of 'attacking' altogether. I was disappointed not to hear Sarah Buckley - saw her there but her words must have been edited - seems that unless there is some controversy or a strong opinion it isnt shown - a bit like the kids really . Im sure the family

[ozmidwifery] Re: First breastfeeds

2006-05-23 Thread Sue Cookson
Hi Melissa, I only have anecdotal evidence from 20 odd years of homebirthing where I've observed quite a number of babies not breastfeed even within the first 24 hours. These are babies who have very normal deliveries, no drugs and full access to the breast. As much as it can be uncomfortable

[ozmidwifery] James McKenna on Life Matters tomorrow

2006-05-23 Thread Kelly @ BellyBelly
Life Matters on ABC Radio National Thursday May 25 9am - 10am with Richard Aedy . Tomorrow's program features some of the key speakers from the Parenting Imperitives Conference currently being held in Adelaide: * New ideas on sleeping with your baby from

RE: [ozmidwifery] Re: First breastfeeds

2006-05-23 Thread Ken Ward
One of the problems of the first feed is that it has been stressed that the infant 'must' feed asap after birth. Women are told in class, and while the midwife may be perfectly happy to wait, the mum can get quite stressed. I'm happy to wait, and find it frustrating when the mum is pushing,