does anyone have the pregnancy outcomes for SA for
2001? If so can you contact me asap? If you have the 2000 results I
would still be interested.
cheers
Jo Bainbridgefounding member CARES SAwww.cares-sa.org.au[EMAIL PROTECTED]phone: 08 8388
6918birth with trust, faith & love...
Ah, I was wondering how the interview
went.
Goodonya,
Aviva
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From: Pinky
McKay
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 9:47 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] RE pregnant barbie
Hi Alesia,
who makes the Steffi Love? I guess they havent got
a PR mach
Hell's bells, I'd have been mortified if
anyone wanted to touch my babies before I had!
Aviva
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From: Ruth Cantrill
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 9:23 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Birth through water
> A new midwife to our unit from Engla
1)There is a grassroots campaign underway to protest war in Iraq in
a
simple, but potentially powerful way. It might be more notieable
than
yet
another petition.
Place 1/2 cup uncooked rice in a small plastic bag (a snack-size bag
or
sandwich bag work fine). Squeeze out excess air and seal
This was a heart warming story. I wonder what makes them think that
the baby was "in a dry womb for 2 months" when at birth the hole in the
membranes had sealed and there was amniotic fluid there? I thought that
the placenta went on making amniotic fluid gradually all the time? I would like
Couldn't help but respond to this one - Tina just described my two very
empowering waterbirths! One where I was urged to feel my boy baby's head
just prior to birth. The other where I negotiated with my midwife that if
the scenario seemed possible in the moment, I would like to catch my girl
Thanks for the interesting chat about touching
babies. Ruth I'm not being idealistic about this subject, I've just started
the research. The back care issue, I mean't that the midwife wouldn't be
spending a lot of time bending over the bath. She would only need to pick up the
baby at birth i
> Also is anyone aware of any good
> journal articles on the first breastfeed in birth suite. I tried to search the
> web but mostly seemed to get personal stories or documents I couldn't open.
>
certainly there is research informing of optimal approaches to the first
breastfeed after birth (i
>
> .just as dangerous is the assumption that women are not interested in
> touching their babies during birth
yes I agree absolutely true. Previous comments originate from having seen
many women refuse to touch themselves and being rather adamant they don't
want o look or touch when gen
Apologies for cross-posting...
Does anyone know a midwife who would be willing to attend a homebirth near
Eden Hope in May? It's between Horsham in Vic & Naracoorte in SA. It's the
woman's first baby.
Thanks,
Andrea Bilcliff
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