Good points -I can definately relate to what you're saying Belinda!
I personally came to cosleeping relatively late in my mothering career but
it developed very gently and instinctivley. I'd never thought of needing
policy guidelines or special apparatus to do what best suited my babes and
ou
Totally agree with your praise for the conference... I'm feeling a bit
strange back home in the 'real world' after being immersed in the shared
wisdom, courage and humour.
Didn't think the enduring recollection would be of a horses rear end though!
Long live Sphincter Law!!!
Thanks All
Kristie
Goodmorning
Although I have seen ARM performed with forceps I've never seen it being
done with the express purpose of trying to pull baby's hair or skin
(thankfully!).
Is it presumed no hair = no head ?!(as opposed to not engaged/bald,etc)
I wonder if the practitioner performing this procedure w
d info on informed choice and
display including a 'heart swelling' local birth video)
Time and a restless baby is keeping my message brief. How can I pass on our
list to you?
Kristie Orchard
From: "Sylvia Boutsalis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.
Hi there
In Adelaide I know of of the Midwifery Group Practice (Women's and
Children's Hospital, ph 81617819), Northern Women's Community Midwifery
Service (Based in Elizabeth, Birthing at home or Lyell McKewin Hospiatl ph
82523711) and the Mothers With Midwives Team (Queen Elizabeth Hospital, p
Goodmorning all
Health Partners (SA based- ph 82237588)cover for midwifery care and
homebirth. I don't have the details to hand but if I remember correctly it
is a 'pay per visit' refund (ie. each prenatal and postnatal visit by
midwife) to such and such amount (classed as 'home nursing')plus
