Lindsay,
What
is the consistency of the stool when the baby does pass one?
Nicole.
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As long as no medical reasons how about tummy
massage? - alternate massage with knee bends - one hand following the other
clockwise direction (following colon -like a sun across the sky followed by
moon) - then bend knees up - often works really well esp for BF babies when they
poo every few
My sisters son had similar probs and she took kim ot a chiropractor
which helped significantly, try that or a osteopath
Lindsay Kennedy wrote:
*Hi*
I was just speaking to a woman whose birth I attended 9 weeks ago
Hi
I was just speaking to a woman whose birth
I attended 9 weeks ago. She tells me that one of her twins is having bowel
problems. This baby does not poo without assistance. At two weeks of age she
had an xray which showed lots of gas in her bowel. After a PR she had
I think MM has hit the nail on the headwe must
NEVER get into tearing each other apartthe real issue is as
Mary says, the need to seriously reform the system. Women deserve to be
able to select the option of midwifery care from the word go...after
all they can take themselves off t
Hi Fiona,
Yes I had heard that Kirsten is leaving. It could be interesting to see what comes out of this. The two private obs have had a midwife working with them for about 12 months now doing some of the visits because they were so busy. As far as problems at the birth centre... we seem t
Did you know Kirsten Small (one of only
two OBS) has resigned, leaving July? Great opportunity to highlight the
need for more midwifery care and encouragement for the Birth Centre. I mentioned
same to ABC reporter yesterday and a Doctor (my boss) poo hoo-ed me saying there
were too many prob
My heart bleeds when I see this sort of discussion going on. I am all for
healthy and passionate debate, but we should be standing together, not
tearing each other apart. The medical profession doesn't need to attack us,
we do that ourselves(like all oppressed groups).
How can we express our disa
No wonder feel that birth is an invasive
event! MM
apparently it is quite difficult as you have to make a loop and put
the cervidil around the cervix.
Hi,
I am an LC (not a midwife) at a hospital, but we had a case of a mother with
group b strep, but the baby was healthy and full term, showing no symptoms,
so given that until we did the test the baby had been having her milk
without problems, we sought advice and she continued to feed. Wha
"Since GBS is not passed through breast milk, patients should be advised that
breast-feeding can give the baby important antibodies and other factors to help
protect the baby from infection. Additionally, routine hand washing is always
advised in handling any newborn to reduce the number of germ
Dear All, I am a long time reader first time writer... I am a student
midwife currently working in special care nursery. We have had an 34 week
boy with us for some time, quite unwell on and off despite antibiotic cover
and cultures negative so far. Mum is keen breastfeeder and has been doing
her u
Interesting! If it is as accurate as they
claim, I'm guessing it would be a fairly big seller. I couldn't see how
much it was...only lab costs were US$250 so not cheap but I know a lot of people
would pay it out of impatience of having to wait to 16/17 weeks for ultrasound
to find out the
Title: Bericht
Thankyou Lieve,
Hello Janyes I am hereif you need to
contact me - please do so off the listI am also in contact with Angela and
Lynne...
Cheers Tina P
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Sent: Sunda
Tania
i know what you do and what you have been through do not ever say again
you have taken the easy way out!!
Independent midwives put up with a lot of crap in hospitals and take on
a huge burden in the lack of insurance support etc. You (as in us who
care for women at home) are the first
Lisa Barrett wrote:
hi Jo,
the reason's that cervidil has been
promoted as better than prostin is as you've said: it releases prostin
more slowly and it can be more easily removed. Reality seems to be, (
and the cervidil company figures agrees with this) if correctly
inserted i
Here is a link I found to the product –
apparently was just released in the US this July: http://www.pregnancystore.com/baby_gender_mentor.htm
Best Regards,
Kelly Zantey
Director, www.bellybelly.com.au & www.toys4tikes.com.au
Gentle Solutions For Conception, Pregnancy, Birth
& Baby
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