My sister was on about this stuff a few years ago - she paid something
like $60 for a bottle of capsules, lasting a month. I always knew she was
mad... ;)
H. Mad cow disease?
Kate
Really brings home to me why
my son has a tshirt that says "I love my mummy's milk - not just milk from any
old cow!"
J
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From:
Larissa Inns
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 3:00
PM
test email - now mine is playing
up!
Kate /or Nick wrote:
My sister was on about this stuff a
few years ago - she paid something like $60 for a bottle of capsules,
lasting a month. I always knew she was mad... ;)
H. Mad cow disease?
Kate
LOL!! Oops, William gets disracted if I laugh while I'm feeding
Was being told about a similar product from a Neways
person, and had a lovely time feeling her ears with how feeding really works.
Explaining how our milk and no doubt cows, changes constantly to meet the needs
of the infant feeding and so by taking colustrum at one particular time makes me
Anyone know of one in the Croydon,ashfield,strathfield
or even the city area of Sydney?
Just enquiring for someone on another list
Tania
I think my sister's is ok and
she's in the inner west so near to where you've posted. Is it just for bloodwork
or the like?J
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From:
Tania
Smallwood
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 5:56
PM
Subject:
Try Lucy Balin, Stanmore, cnr
Trafalfar and Holt sts. Does shared care and is jiggy with home birth. My home
birthing sister has seen her for a while.
J
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Tania
Smallwood
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, September 15,
test email
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JoFromOz
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 3:17
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] cow
colostrum
Larissa Inns wrote:
Well I think I've seen it all now - just
Hi all. An enquiry from a mother of a 3 week old baby re
the colour of babys poo. Baby has never had yellow breast milk
poos. He has always had greeny brown poo, a good one every day, the same
consistency of newborn yellow poo, but just never yellow. He breast feeds
frequently, seems
Mary Murphy wrote:
Hi all. An enquiry from
a mother of a 3 week old baby re
the colour of babys poo. Baby has never had yellow breast milk
poos. He has always had greeny brown poo, a good one every day, the
same
consistency of newborn yellow poo, but just never yellow. He
I think that I would be trying to get more
hindmilk into the babe. Do you think it is a lactose
intolerance?
Sally Westbury
Homebirth Midwife
Learn from
mothers and babies; every one of them has a unique story to tell. Look for
wisdom in the humblest places - that's usually where
http://www.kellymom.com/newman/04enough_milk.html
Handout
#4. Is My Baby Getting Enough Milk? Revised
January 2005
Written by Jack Newman, MD, FRCPC. 2005
Breastfeeding mothers frequently ask how to know
their babies are getting enough milk. The breast is not the bottle, and it is
Have just heard from my brother. One of his daughters has just
had her second baby, somewhere Melbourne way. First baby, normal
birth, not small but I don't know the weight. She was told this
one was big, probably over 11 lbs so she was scared and had a
CS. Came out less than 9 lb. Child is in
Hi Andrea
Yes it is a huge discrepancy but the law only relates to births attended by registered doctors or midwives. Registered health professionals have an obligation to report the details of each birth they attend whether they occur at home or in a hospital. They have to provide the
I seem to be getting only some postings
as my inbox is very empty and the threads start in the middle. Is anyone else
having this problem? Cheers
Regards Fiona
Rumble
Hi,
If the baby is gaining weight well, feeding wel and
is happy and content (to the extent normal for a baby!) does it
matter?
Stay tuned for the Australian Breastfeeding
Association's "poo chart" Baby poo revealed. It is a full colour
sheet with information ic photos of nappies on one
FYI
Honey
Sorry for the cross-post but thought that this was important enough to
pass on to all of you involved in any way in the birthing field...
-Jen
Hello,
I'd like to announce that I've finished a summary of all of the
medical articles that I could find in English on the subject of
Hi Jan and Andrea,
Hate to disagree Jan, but up this way at least it's the registered
midwives who are not putting in their stats. That's about laziness and
an unwillingness to be involved in the 'politics' of birth. Seems to me
it creates the opposite effect - full ability of political
What actually happens when women choose to
birth unattended? Are their stats just lost, or never reported?
Surely a woman could do her own stats and post them in without the fear of
being punished for holding herself out to be a midwife? I have been
wondering about that here in SA, where
There ARE some important things with breech. This is where your anatomy
and physiology of the newborn is very important. Understanding the
circulatory system of the baby, the way the bones in the head fold over
each other and the concept of creating an airway are some important
considerations.
Hi Mary,
Was talking to a friend of mine recently who is a midwife and had twins. Her boys were fully breastfed and absolutely thriving one always had the typical yellow breastfed poos and one always had green poos! So perhaps it has something to do with the baby's own digestion?
Cheers
Dear all
Jan has summed it up in a nutshell - both the discrepancies and the
reasons why many home births go unreported.. we did a 'run' with
the national data a couple of months ago - and we were suprised to
find an even geater difference than this one you report Jan. The most
difficult
Dear all
Jan has summed it up in a nutshell - both the discrepancies and the
reasons why many home births go unreported.. we did a 'run' with
the national data a couple of months ago - and we were surprised to
find an even greater difference than this one you report Jan. The most
difficult
HiFiona,
It is a problem with Bigpond customers. Kim, our website manager, has been
helping a number of listers with similar problems. The list is OK - you
need to take it up with Telstra. You probably won't get this message,
however
Cheers
Andrea
At 06:37 AM 16/09/2005, you wrote:
Thanks for this Gloria,
It makes things a lot clearer.
Cheers
Judy
--- G Lemay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There ARE some important things with breech. This is where
your anatomy
and physiology of the newborn is very important.
Understanding the
circulatory system of the baby, the way the
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] baby poo
On 15/9/05 6:19 PM, Mary Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all. An enquiry from a mother of a 3 week old baby re the colour of babys poo. Baby has never had yellow breast milk poos. He has always had greeny brown poo, a good one every day, the same
I guess I was just asking for an opinion as to who was not sending in the stats. It doesn't really matter who it is the aim needs to be the same. Get the two departments to get together and find out who is not doing it and approach them. Surely the aim needs to be to get the job done so that we
Read this today, perhaps midwives could classify
themselves as Allied Health Professionals instead of the uneducated mass we are
obviously lumped in with !
Perhaps our Uni quals are less prestigious than theirs but the Govt
recognise that these folksactually know what they are doing, we
Wow, thank you!
Vedrana
From: owner-ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
[mailto:owner-ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au]
On Behalf Of G Lemay
Sent: Friday, September 16, 2005
1:22 AM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Re: ]
I am wondering if anyone can give me
some advice.
I am 31 weeks pregnant and my baby has
been lying head down with it's back on my right hand side for about a month.
I have heard that it is good for me
to lie on my left side to encourage the baby to move to the left side to
reduce the chance of
Anyone know of a good GP in Paramatta or Ryde?
Cheers
Tania
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