Dear Jan and Other Readers,
Yes, in my area women are not necessarily induced
at 38 weeks because of isolation from a base hospital,
but are often heavily given the "what if" scenarios
by specialists, so that they may be induced early.
"Oh Mrs S. you've got a BIG baby there! And you're a
Hi all,
NRMA Health Funds are discontinuing rebates for homebirth and midwifery
homecare. Below are the details and address to write letters too.
thanks
Jo
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 2:03 PM
Subject: FW: NRMA
Subject: NRMA
Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 18:32:07 +1100
Hi Rob,
Would you be
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Cas, how about reclaiming your bed and helping him
to sleep near you as a copromise?
You have already said that he is more contented
when he sleeps beside you. If the objective is to get as much sleep as possible,
perhaps a sidecar arrangement would work best?
Place his cost
Hi all - it's good to be back on the ozmidwifery list after
MAJOR problems with my computer. I have basically been off-line since
Christmas... and it honestly has felt that I have been out of touch with the
outside world (with being at home with young children!!!).
RE.
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Oh Cas - I can SO empathise
with you
We are so lucky to have produced three beautiful
healthy boys (12 yrs; 2 1/2 yrs; and 7 months)... yet ALL have had sleep issues
(the youngest is alot better than the first 2 - just hard at the moment with
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Hi Cas, Just read your e-mail.
Have you tried putting a worn T-shirt or night shirt in his cot with him so he
smells you and feels you are closer. I know it works for newborns but its
worth a try.
Wendy Taberer
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Just wanted to clarify something that I wrote in an earlier
email. I suggested prune juicefor constipationbut it
wasn't for the 3 month old baby but for someone else in that thread of
conversation who was also writing about a constipated toddler.
Sorry for the confusion.
Helen Cahill
Hi,
Sorry for the delay in the response however i have
not viewed emails for a few days.
I have had the same experience. My baby from 7
months to 11 months had what i called constipation. She would have a bowel
movement sometimes daily (straining) and up to 8 days (straining and huge
Just to let you all know that if you're here in SA, or just
visiting, and would like to join us for an informal chat, please come along next
Thursday, 25th March, at 7.30pm at the Eastwood Community centre, Fullarton
Rd.
All welcome!
Tania
Ph 8339 4074 for more details
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Hi Cas,
Sounds like there are a lot of us out here who really relate
to what you are going through at the moment...
We had a very similar situation with son #2, just wouldn't
settle in his cot, or would go down fast asleep from a breastfeed and wake soon
after, unable to
In my cancelletion email earlier this month I explained I was leaving soley due to
their in adequate homebirth cover as we were planning to have more children and needed
better cover. That was before this...
At 22:59 +1100 17/3/04, jo hunter wrote:
Hi all,
NRMA Health Funds are discontinuing
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Thanks
for your reply Nicki. I think this issue is important so I want to share my
response with the group to show that sometimes our ideals can backfire on us. I
am an avid co-sleeping fan and it worked well for us the first few months. When
Dan was born we had his cot in
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Hi Nikki and Cas - love your suggestions Nikki.
I am having memories here Cas - it is sooo hard to
be sleep deprived when you have other kids and feel as tho you need to meet
everyones needs - living up to the "good mother" ideal.
Another consideration is the longer we
Do you have The no cry sleep solution by Elizabeth Pantley? I find that each time I
go back and look at my copy I find something else that might work for our current
situation.
Last night my husband and got our daughter through her first night without feeds and
it went quite well, we hope she
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Hi cas, My husband was a real pain with our second.
I think perhaps for the guys they are needy and cant see the light at the end of
the trunnel as the first child is till intensely needy - they arent as
bonded as we are to the bubs so just see a "solution" rather than how
FYI
an excellent opportunity to be heard
warmly, Carolyn Hastie
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Date: 18/03/2004 10:06:46 a.m.
To: Sandra Rasmussen; Nikki; Millie; honey_acharya;
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Great opportunity for change! Get those fingers
working!
Please see below.
Jo
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From: Philippa Scott
To: Sandra Rasmussen ; Nikki ; Millie ; honey_acharya ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday,
Dear Cas, the good thing about this is you have learnt that you are def not alone in
this one.
We also have done the whole help, what do we do? sleep thing. Our third boy ended up
being our first co-sleeper, partly because we wanted to, but mostly just to sleep.
Well, he broke all the rules of
Thanks for your replies. I am going to move the cot back into our room
and try the side car thing. I've managed to talk hubby into giving it a
go although he sees it a backwards step... His tradition outlook is
quite frustrating at times.
Anyway, I'll let you all know how I get on.
Pinky I don't
I wish you all the best Cas - lets hope you can find a solution that works
for all of you. Interesting you mentioned your husband has a very
traditional outlook on the sleep issue - if more people were more
traditional they would see that traditionally we had our babies in bed. It
is a relatively
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Cas,
What
is he like during the day? Does he sleep well, and where? How do you
settle him for sleep during the day?
JB
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CasSent: Wednesday, 17 March 2004 10:36 PMTo:
Dear Cas, My daughter and her husband dismantled their bed and just had the
mattresses on the floor. Best wishes with all your loved ones Judy
Giesaitis
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Excellent!
The address is 37HAMPDEN Road, Nedlands - I
made a mistake the first time I posted it .
I have told people children are welcome if they
want to bring, but it is not a big venue and space is at a premium so I am
tactfully suggesting they may prefer to leave kids with someone, but
OOOPs, sorry mid list - this was intended for my
Fragile X support group list - must have hit the wrong button -
apologies!
Sue
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Susan
Cudlipp
To: Jude Douyere
Cc: ace graphics
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 2:10
PM
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