Thank you, Edwina. Ciao for now,
Aviva
This
Head Hitting 18 month old could be suffering from
allergies / food intolerance.
Consult
an Allergist Environmental Specialist Physician.
Have
him tested for food and environmental allergies ie
dust pollen preservatives additives these things often aggravate the nervous
system
A quick addition to the debate on bottled water - NEVER use distilled water
to make up bottles, or indeed drink yourself as it contains no minerals and
will actually leach them from your body.
Stephanie.
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From: Sandra J. Eales [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear Sheena,
Australian Breastfeeding Association's annual Calendar is
currently at the printer's and will be available in 2 weeks. It's $12 + $5
postage+ $1 for each additional. As well as beautiful shots of mothers and
babies and breastfeeding, you support the Australian Breastfeeding
Denise,
I am an ABA Counsellor, and I am sure there are
others in here too. Barb Glare is ex-Vic Branch Vice
President.
Brenda Kittelty
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From:
Denise Hynd
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 9:23
AM
Subject:
Probably a stupid question from someone who doesn't
have kids yet, but how can you determine if an 18
month old has a headache if she can't speak?
I know that babies are excellent communicators do
feel pain, but how can an adult isolate with certainty
where the pain is coming from?
Cheers, Jen
Watched some of this afternoon. Looked at births happening around the globe on one single day - China, Ethiopia, Germany, US.
Without exception every lady was birthing in hospital and lying down. The nearest to an active labour was the German lady who spent the early part of labour in the
If there is a medical problem - as suggested - if the skull is not
growing at a normal pace then this may be causing headache from pressure
(this should be checked. Also,if a dose of panadol stops the
head hitting one can presume that pain (head pain in
Gorgeous, Barbara! Nothing's more beautiful than
breastfeeding, and it's 12 years since I did it last. sigh Where are the
wetnurses?
Aviva
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From: barbara glare
chris bright
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 4:31 AM
Subject: Re:
Add to this, Kasia's a beautiful dancer...maybe it
has to do with rhythm and physical sensation. How about dancing with the
headbanging child in arms???
Aviva
- Original Message -
From: Vance
Edwina
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 9:05 PM
Subject: RE:
Dear Barbara
Are you on state or national executive of ABA my
mebership has lapsed (and until I settle I am not rejoining many groups as i can
not carry or bare to leave copies of magazines and journals behind)
Any way are you??
Denise Hynd
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From:
barbara
Hello everybody:
My name is Ricardo Herbert Jones
I am an obstetrician from Brasil, and had the
pleasure of meeting Andrea Robertson this year in aCongress about
Humanization of Childbirth in São Paulo, Brasil.
As an obstetrician I would like to share
experiences with midwives and doulas
Hi
Deb
Yes I
watched some of World Birth on Discovery very late last night
after class it was on at 10.30pm too.
Similarly
to you I noticed the underlying medical tone in the narrators comments
was very much risk and doom and gloom.
They are very careful to edit the footage to only
Dear Denise,
Yes, I am.
Love, Barb
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Hi Darren
Cranio osteopathy or chiropractic might help if there is any problem with the skull
bones. Has the child been assessed developmentally? Does the child have any other
'odd' behaviour. I've known a fair few children/people who bang their heads - because
I worked in the disability
Barbara I have sent at least three e-mails to
the national ABA president asking the board to consider endorsing NMAP as the
breastfeeding outcomes of this option are excellent. But so far I have not had a
response?Can you please help??Denise hynd
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From:
Thank you Denise
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From:
Kirsten Blacker
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 10:49
AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] ABA
contact
I have a sister who is a counsellor if you are
just looking for contact addresses
Kirsten
Dear Denise,
Phone me on (03) 5565 8602 or e-mail me privately at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Love, Barb
Dear ricardo
Welcome
Are you coming to the International meeting of OBs
in Sydney next month??Denise hynd
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From:
Ricardo Herbert
Jones
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 4:29
AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Hello - Brasil
Hello to you Ricardo
I have taken the liberty of forwarding your posting
on to a coleague of mine and will ask that he table it at the next meeting of
RANZCOG (Royal Australia and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and
Gynaecologists). You are right - the humanisation of birthIS a
Hello Ricardo,
Terrific to hear from you and to have you on the list. I hope you'll find
the midwifery scene in Austrlaia interesting to read about.
As you know, I've been able to have a first hand look at what is happening
in Brasil and I am very excited about the work of REHUNA. Can I just
Dear Denise:
Next month (october) I will be in Cleveland, giving
a lecture about Humanization on Childirth in Case Western University, showing my
own experiencewith birth. It will take several years to transform birth in
Brasil in awomen centered andcientifically based assistance, and I
Hi Andrea - did you send an attachment with this email, because it came with
one and I just wanted to check
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From: Andrea Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 9:00 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Hello - Brasil here...
Especially as it has the title "Best for
Women"! Says a lot about decision-making in Australian obstetrics, doesn't
it?
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From:
Denise Hynd
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 9:46
AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Hello -
Dear Andrea
I love your turn(s) of phrase particularly that which ends your diary entry
on Nurse and midwives!
Always the midwifery advocate
Thank you
Denise
- Original Message -
From: Andrea Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 9:00 AM
Hello Ric
No, I am not aware of any attachments to my messages - the list doesn't
handle attachments. My emails are all virus checked before they are sent,
so no idea what the attachment is all about (and I don't use Outlook
Express either!).
Hug,
Andrea
At 09:32 6/09/2003, Lynne Staff
Dear all
I travelled around Sth America including Brazil
when I was younger and Ricardo's Kisses!!
brought memories back of my fabulous time
particularly in Rio.
so thank for the warm fuzzies
As the continent that brought the world Kangaroo
Care and Caldo-Barcia we know we can learn from
Great timing Pinky
I'm off to facilitate a reunion class tonight and
I'll be able to share this info with the group. Not too far from your venue so
you may see some new parents from us. Thanks for the info
Regards
Alesa
Alesa KoziolClinical Midwifery EducatorMelbourne
- Original
Dear Ricardo and list,
Great to have you on the list Ricardo, and more
power to you and Rehuna. At last, a very human obstetrician!!
Last year, when the "Best for Women" conference was
announced, I wrote to them asking if there was midwife representation, as we
really (??) wanted the same
Denise my dear:
The guy is Caldeyro-Barcia, and he is from Uruguay,
right besides my state, Rio Grande do Sul, in the extreme south of this huge
country Brasil. We have had, in the northern Brasil, one of the most
fantastic obstetricians in this conteporary world: Galba Araujo, that worked
Andrea
the email I got from you has an attachment too
Jo Bainbridge
founding member CARES SA
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
phone: 08 8388 6918
birth with trust, faith love...
- Original Message -
From: Andrea Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002
Hello my new friends,
My name is Maria Helena, I have just entered the list and I would like to
present myself.
I am an ObGyn from Brazil, involved with the Humanization of Birth movement
in my country, and eager to interact and learn from people involved with
childbirth all over the world.
I
im sorry, it's me spreading the virus via Outlook Express. It's Klez H. and
it has actively blocked our Norton Anti-Virus from working. (thanks kids for
downloading it *sigh* ) It works by sending mail from an address IN my box
to one in YOUR box. Nasty stuff. We're working on it, but we have to
Dear Aviva,
Having lived in South Aus. for 11 years(Pt Augusta,
Glencoe West and Clare) I don't have to imagine the
awful taste of the water I remember it even 30 years
later.Fortunately the house in Clare had 2 large tanks
and we used those for drinking water.I remember all
too often filling
Dear Jo,
From the same mother,there were 2 babes on the 90th,1
on the 50th and 3 on the 10th.The paed., who saw the
smaller ones said well someone has to be on the
10thAnn --- Jo Slamen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Mmm, was talking to a friend last week whose
youngest is 3 weeks older than my
I have just joined the list and the first e-mail I get is Ricardo`s!
Ric is a dear friend and a knight in shining armour that fights galently in
favour of all women giving birth in Brazil.
He was telling you about our project `Amigas na Luz` which could be
translated to Friends in Light, but in
Hi Andrea:
I am going to bight on your controversy re doulas. I totally understand
your apprehension to yet another American phenonmenon and your inference
that it is just another way to make money. Though I have just returned from
the USA after almost a quarter century, I am hardly an
Hi guys!
Just a quick question for all you wonderful people
out there:
is there any evidence or incidence of a uterine
rupture in a vbac being managed in a birth centre anywhere or any
time?
Jo Bainbridgefounding member CARES SAemail:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]phone:
08 8388 6918birth with trust,
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