Isnt junes baby just the
most perfect attachment? Good for showing women what they are aiming for. MM
The Australian Breastfeeding Association's 2007 Calendar is
now available. May I go so far as to say it's the best EVER!
Gorgeous photos. Perfect for promoting
I agree Mary, my personal favourite is September, the look of absolute glee
:-)Katrina
On 19/10/2006, at 5:07 PM, Mary Murphy wrote:
x-tad-smallerIsn’t june’s baby just the most perfect attachment? Good for showing women what they are aiming for. MM/x-tad-smaller
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Thanks Lisa will start wading in the next few days. All these comments on
the cord gases show we have a lot of knowledge, ideas and principles but we
need to get organized and work together to implement sensible ideas
practices and not all work on our own and not achieving anything.
Christine
My kids are watching the ABC pet show tonightQuestion
so, whats the greatest risk when your pet is giving
birth?
Straight from the spunky vets mouthTHE THING
THAT PUTS YOUR PET AT THE GREATEST RISK IS THAT PEOPLE TRY AND INTERFERE TOO
MUCH
Sighand we cant see that fantastic wood
Maybe we should start hiring Vets rather than
Obstetricians as seems to be the norm in our culture right now ;)
LOL at the thougth of telling them that you will be
hiring your vet as your caregiver when booking in at the hospital.
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From:
Tania
Why is it that animals birth alone and the
common opinion for women is that they NEED support during birth?
Vedrana
From:
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Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006
11:18 AM
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I've just had a look too, except with my 2yr oldson
on my lap who has taken inspiration, followingwith a " I want some" as
Mother produces a breast for him.
lovely,
Megan and Hugo
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MurphySent: Thursday, 19 October 2006
Hi,
Thanks, Jackie,
If anyone is coming to the ALCA conf in Melbourne
next week, come and say hi. I will be at the Australian Breastfeeding
stand - with heaps of calendars available
Barb
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From:
Jackie
Kitschke
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
the show before was on caring for native animals and it had
a little possum (I think) who was co-sleeping with its "Mum and
Dad".
very cute.
Megan
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SmallwoodSent: Thursday, 19 October 2006 6:41 PMTo:
This
is the most recent review of the value of CTG. It is convincing and has
the power of numbers, but no one take any notice of it. MM
Continuous
cardiotocography (CTG) as a form of electronic fetal monitoring (EFM) for fetal
assessment during labour.
Alfirevic
Z, Devane D, Gyte GML
One problem with this research is the date. 1994. I am sure that it would
not be viewed as valid for the battle we have with those in favour. Has
anyone got anything really recent with sufficient power to be convincing? MM
Thanks Lisa will start wading in the next few days. All these comments
Has something significant changed in the last 12 years then Mary? The facts
on storage was from a 2001 article.
What is the window of research time that carries sufficient power? I'm sure
there will be something. I'm happy to look if you give me exactly what you
want.
Lisa Barrett
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What you could do Mary is ask them what research they are using to back up
the use of cord gases and see how long ago that was produced.
Lisa Barrett
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Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 7:23 PM
We were actually discussing this on my
website and I was wondering, as were some others, what the real figures are for
infant seizures I have personally never heard of a woman around me who
has been through that. Does it happen often at all? I just want to reassure
them with some wise
Has something significant changed in the last 12 years then Mary? The
facts on storage was from a 2001 article.
What is the window of research time that carries sufficient power? I'm
sure there will be something. I'm happy to look if you give me exactly
what you want.
Lisa Barrett
Im going to be at the Melbourne Pregnancy, Babies and
Childrens Expo in Melbourne
starting tomorrow, and who else is my stand next to but. Karicare! I
felt so angry the whole time setting up today - I have a really bad feeling
they are going to be giving out toddler milk samples, ready to
Writing a complaint letter about
inappropriate advertising of artificial baby "milk" might help you channel this
rage. I HATE those stalls with a passion. You know that expo is really the
Prams'n'Formula Expo, don't you? You'll also see lots of drug companies giving
unbiassed (snort) show
Sounds like the same one we were opposite
at last years expo here in Adelaide Kelly and yes, they even have a cute
cuddly bear that gives out the freebies to the kiddiesperhaps you need to organize
a breastfest sit in for an hour a day, get all the mums you can to gather
around and sit on
Arethe formula companies really giving infant
FORUMULA samples to pregnant women here? Are they breeching the WHO Code
so blatantly here? I thought it was fairly well regulated - unlike many
other countries. If it does happen at the Expo, you should report them to
the ABA for further
Apparently I was right, someone just
confirmed to me that not only do they dispense drinks for samples but you can
also give them your babys bottle and they will fill it for you. GRR!!! *deep breath* Surely this cant be right it seems
to be the toddler milk they are pushing with the
Dear List-wives
I have a new mum who normally takes Dexamphetamine
for ADD (adult) and whose baby was quite growth retarded, probably as a result
but no-one is saying that for sure.
She has been off meds for a few weeks and is breast
feeding her little bub, really wants to continue but is
Note
he said "...people try and interfere TOO MUCH." not just interfere. I
think you'll find vets are getting as interfering as doctors.
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AcharyaSent: Thursday, 19 October 2006 7:18
Has something significant changed in the last 12 years then Mary?
Lisa, the usual window, especially when
technology and machines is concerned is 5 yrs. Sometimes older research is used when there are multiple
research papers over a long period of time, like in newborn jaundice.
What
Title: Message
One
reason comes to my mind:
because the whole culture tends to uphold the glory of doing things and
being active.
Doing
and activity is a virtue, everything else is perceived as passive (female?),
non-virtue.
Saradadevii
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I am a final year mid student.
This week we had the chief pharmacist from
the Adelaide WCH attend to discuss drugs in pregnancy breastfeeding. He
said MIMS and drug company info is often unhelpful, and misleading. They have a
number anyone can call for information, and they strongly
HI,
They won't have free rein if we all (mothers and
health professionals COMPLAIN) It amazes me that amidst the ocean of media
report about healthy eating and obesity, the importance of breastfeeding is
ignored, or ridiculed on television as it was on "Sunrise" yesterday morning
(and
Mayby the norm should be Midwives not obstetricians as it is in many countries.rgds mikeOn 10/19/06, Honey Acharya
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Maybe we should start hiring Vets rather than
Obstetricians as seems to be the norm in our culture right now ;)
LOL at the thougth of telling them
Kate
I agree MIMs can be very unhelpful at times. Where I
work in Mental Health, we currently have a mum admitted with a post-partum
psychosis/mania. Bubs was born at 32 weeks and is in SCBU, and mum was
expressing. We were discarding her milk after she gave it to us as she
was taking
Wasa joke
Iagree midwives should be the norm (i figue
we all know that on this list)
:)
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From:
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Lindsay Kennedy
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 7:17
AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] risks for
birth...
dont want to even look at them
tomorrow
Kelly
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Hi Mary,
I suppose you could be right about the technology.I am going to
the WCH hospital today. I'll find out how old their machine is. I
rang a hospital in Britian (I know it's not here but you have to workwith
what you know sometimes) To find outwhen they replaced their
machine. They
Sue try "medication and mothers milk" by Tom Hale, it should be in any maternity unit
or Mothersafe 02 93826539 or 1800 647 848
ABA have a great booklet, very new and co written with PANDA about PND. It has a table of common medication groups and also a pro/con of feeding and meds. Thicker
I understood Thomas Hales Medication
and Mothers Milk was the bible when it came to meds
and breastfeeding .
Debbie Slater
Perth, WA
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On Behalf Of Kate and/or Nick
Sent: Friday, 20
Hi Tiff
I have looked after a woman taking Olanzapine for
Bi Polarrecently and she hasn't been able to breast feed, this information
was gained through the WCH drug information service. She was changed from
Sodium Valp to Olanzapine while pregnant due the the well known effects of the
Hi All,Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with this brand of doppler. It is advertised in the latest ACM journal, $620 (+ GST), waterproof, visual display. Seems an ok deal. Thanks Michelle
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Hi at my hospital this is what happens and I assume that it also happens in
other hospitals here in Adelaide.
The midwives fills them in if they are at the birth then they are put into
the front of the babys casenotes and given out when the mother leaves the
hospital. If you give them to the
We have a wonderful pharmacist here at the wch in Adelaide who will advise
what is safe to use in pregnancy and during the breastfeeding term. All you
need to do is call the pregnancy and drugs hotline which is listed in the phone
book and as for their advice.
Regards sharon
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I work with the community Midwifery
Program in Perth.
Up until feb this year I also took private clients. MM
Do you mind me asking Mary, do you work in the government
scheme in Perth
or are you independent?
Lisa Barrett
in? i.e. is this done by m/wsor ward clerks?? Thanks Lisa
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While you are at it, you could complain to the
Victorian Office of Children about their decision to keep having their Maternal
and child health nurses educated by Wyeth.
WTF? My jokes about MCHNs being sponsored by
formula companies isn't a joke? Where can I learn more, Barb?
Janet
I can have a look at work this afternoon if it's not too chaotic.See what I come up with.JoOn 19/10/2006, at 10:06 PM, Mary Murphy wrote:"Has something significant changed in the last 12 years then Mary?" Lisa, the usual "window", especially when technology and machines is concerned is 5 yrs.
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What was said on "Life at 1"?
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Chris BrightSent: Friday, 20 October 2006 5:07 AMTo:
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vent!!!
HI,
They won't have free rein if we all (mothers
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