Seeking in-put from MC branches around Oz, consumer organisations, ASIM, etc...
ACMI is looking at printing bumper stickers there's interest from Midwives in Private Practice (MIPP in Victoria) possibly MC (Vic) going in together to do a massive print to reduce costs, have heaps of the same
From another list, not sure if it's been on ozmid.
From: Barb Glare Chris Bright
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Sent: Wednesday, 24 March 2004 10:00 PM
To: aba bcnet
Subject: Breastfeeding Seminars
Hi, everyone,
Just to remind you of two fabulous seminars coming
up in May.
ABA has
Hi,
You can get fabulous "Human Milk for Human
babies"
ones from the Australian Breastfeeding
Association.
I had a fabulous sticker on my old car that said
"midwives and Mothers Labour together" I really liked that
Barb GlareMum of Zac, 11, Daniel 9, Cassie, 5 Guan 1ABA
Counsellor,
Title: Message
IMHO I
think it is MC that needs to be promoted as well as being an umbrella for all
the birth organisations it is the consumer advocacy body and it is starting to
be recognised as such by the media and the government. The more we present a
unified front the more our efforts
I have seen purple Midwifery Matters bumper stickers around the place. Who
makes these?
Friends of the Birth Centre (Qld) have a midwife helped me out with a
picture of a baby in blue, white and yellow. We sell them for $2 each to
cover costs of a small print run. Mostly tho' we give them
Hi Jodie
I agree the objective(s) need to focus the attention on
the slogan.
I would recommend gaining the consumers attention to
direct them to the cause of campaigning for birth reform.
Women need more midwives: safe gentle and
natural
Vote for birth reform.
It is a very clear
Hey barb,
Are homebirths happening around Warnambool
at the moment. I used to go down there. Just wondered
what is happening now.
Sally Westbury
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Yes, they are actually. A friend of mine is
planning a homebirth in September, and has a wonderful midwife from down this
way to attend her. If you want details, please e-mail me privately.
(I haven't asked the midwife if she is prepared to have her details posted on
ozmidwifery, I'd
Reporter Amanda Dunn
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/03/28/1080412235095.html
An alarming rise in the number of emergency hysterectomies performed on
Victorian women after childbirth has prompted an obstetrics expert to warn
doctors against performing elective caesareans without medical
I looked into using Senokot for my boy. I
have been using herb-a-lax to help him go. Senokot doesnt mark that it has egg,
dairy and nuts in it on the label. I was suspected it might have dairy as some
are chocolate flavoured, so I contacted the manufacturer and found out it has 3
highly
I spoke with a lactation consultant about
constipated babies just last week. She suggested that the baby may be getting
too much fore milk and not enough hind milk. So to lengthen times between changing
breasts.
Sally Westbury
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Message-
From:
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Hi everyone
I'm Melinda - mother to 2 gorgeous little guys Finn
(4) and Eden (15mths) who were both born at home and bring me daily joy
:)
I'm "kind of" new to this list in that I've been a
member on and off over the yearsevery now and then I jump off some lists
when my enormous email
Interested to know if any of you have tried
Classical Homoeopathy for the treatment of these constipated little ones.
Being trained in this discipline I am very much of
the belief that we need to take a holistic view of these things and whilst its
the bowel that seems to presenting the
Hi Melinda!
Good to see you here. :)
Melissah
www.Splitart.com
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From:
Melinda
Whyman
To: OzMidwifery List
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 2:28
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Hello I'm
new
Hi everyone
I'm Melinda - mother to 2 gorgeous little
Surley when all these things have been
tried and failed to bring a result one should look into other options though? I
have tried everything to help Eli before resorting to a more "medical" way of
fixing his problem.
In my personal experience, Eli has had
allergies to food which gave him a
Hi Melissah
No criticism intended :-)
I completely agree with your comment about finding
the best way for each childthis is why I suggested the homoeopathic path -
as its a fabulous discipline which aims to do just that - get to the core of
each individual case - taking all symptoms
None taken :)
I totally agree with everything you have
said. It is very inportant to find the cause and treat that rather than just
jump strieght in and treat the sypmtom. Im all for holistic treatment first then
contimuing it throughout any other treatment you may have to employ. There is
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