Thanks for sharing that article Claire. It is good to keep a world view
of the situation isn't it? More and more often it seems that our
contemporary Western ideas are the odd ones out on debates about
co-sleeping/breastfeeding etc.
Helen Cahill
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From: Rob and
Hi Claire and Helen,
It is a lovely article isnt it - so refreshing to have someone say it like
it is without any pussyfooting. By the way, Deborah Jackson's book Three
in a Bed is well researched, easy to read (ie not an academic text) and
great ammo against critics of co-sleeping.
I have a set
Dear Jenny,
Don't weigh them at all! If they are full
term, feeding well have normal output of poo's and wee's DON'T weigh them,
encourage free access to the breast at all times. DON'T put them near ANY
nursery, closethe nurseryunless the baby is MEDICALLY
unwell.
We only weigh our babies
For your interest.
Cheers, Joanne
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Cheryl, you are a LEGEND
Holly
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Expressing
Have we any experiences here on women who have difficulty expressing. I
suppose I'm just feeling a
