Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Introducing solids too early
I decided to post that Suck This
article on my site (talk about putting things in the lions den) and it
started off disastrous but then, the ABA saved the day after someone sought
information and the conversation is going so much
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Introducing solids too early
Thanks. Not a lot. I sold Murdoch the rights so its
not really my book - I don't make any more money out of it. I'm thinking of
doing another one in the next year or so.
Carol
Carol FallowsFallows AssociatesABN 57 776 135
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Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Introducing solids too early
Thanks Carol,
It looks georgeous! I think I'll order one and
check it out. I did actually send a wholesale enquiry already to the publisher.
What kind of feed back have you got about the book?
Päivi
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Hi Justine,
Yes the formula and baby food industry is a giant
to be reconned with. But there is some light at the end of the tunnel. I provide
editorial services to www.essentialbaby.com.au and there
was recently a huge outcry over
,
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Hi Carol,
Your book sounds great. Sometimes I think I have to
set up my own Publishing company in Finland and start to publish good books on
birth, breastfeeding and positive parenting. We just don't have any good reads
in our language
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Hi Kelly,
In the 1930s babies were not weaned onto solids
until they were around eight or nine months
e anything about the
medically unsubstaniated claim that probiotics in formula are of benefit to
babies?
Barb
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Dear Carol and all
Very interesting re the global perspective.
What we have now though is a gigantic industry both the formula and baby
food industry. In informing women of the facts we
://www.bellybelly.com.au/birth-support
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Justine, this is a really interesting article
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Hi Paivi,
The book was published last year by Murdoch Books.
It is called 'baby toddler food' you would need to speak to them if you
wanted to stock it. They have a website www.murdochbooks.com. You need to go to
their backlist
Chris Bright
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Hi,
I always get a giggle (in a wry sort of way) when
I hear it said that the 6mnth regulations are *new*. When my eldest, now
Excellent - when will it be
addressed? :)
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Hi Barb,
We are aware of the problem
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too early
Ive come across so many mums who
are introducing solids far too early and as a result I am writing an article
on it and trying to gather information from studie
Not sure, if this is at all, what you need, but it
has some references on the bottom.
Päivi
http://www.lactinv.com/just_one_bottle.htm
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Hi Kelly,
I can'r remember
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Introducing
solids too early
Hi
all,
Maureen Minchin has a couple of books that would be useful on this
topic. One is Breastfeeding Matters, 1998, Alma Publications. Alma
Publications is Maureen's own business. The address is 14 Acl
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.
Hope that's helpful
Carol Fallows
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Hi Kelly,
I can'r remember of any studies now
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Introducing solids too early
Dear Carol and all
Very interesting re the global perspective.
What we have now though is a gigantic industry both the formula and baby food industry. In informing women of the facts we but up against huge vested interests. I have been
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Introducing solids too early
thanks for the link, what an excellent
article
Megan
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Ive come across so many mums who are introducing
solids far too early and as a result I am writing an article on it and trying
to gather information from studies. I heard there was a study in the US which
indicated one possible complication was juvenile diabetes. Does anyone know of
any
Kelly,
What a great idea...I think a big reason mums introduce them early is because of pressure from well-meaning grandmothers. From my own experiences (with all four of my chidlren) and that of my friends, if the baby is not chubby and has reached three - four months, grandmaspropose that maybe
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Kelly,
What a great idea...I think a big reason mums introduce them early is
because of pressure
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Hi
all,
Maureen Minchin has a couple of books that would be useful on this
topic. One is Breastfeeding Matters, 1998, Alma Publications. Alma
Publications
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On Behalf Of Helen and Graham
Sent: Wednesday, 7 June 2006 11:22
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Some other invalid reasons for deciding
: [ozmidwifery] Introducing
solids too early
Thanks Barb, I wasnt
sure if I was able to reference it or not, as I have asked for info before and
told I had to pay for it, but if I am able to reference some information that
would be great.
Best
Regards,Kelly
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