This is interesting and makes me wonder if there
was any pattern in the sleeping arrangements of these children?? i.e.
co-sleeping, separate bedrooms etcthis seems to be often overlooked as a
variable in such studies.
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/nnhwatch/story_55760.asp
Helen Cahill
Dear Jen,
A few late thoughts and I haven't read all the suggestions
on the Ozmid list so hope I am not treading on someone else's
ground.
Midwives: With woman, with child (title of my
Ph.D.)
Midwives: birth matters.
Midwives: way of life
Midwives: [the] way of life.
Irene, I LOVE the first one!
Midwives: With woman, with child.
It's a winner! :)
Jo
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PMSubject: Re: [ozmidwifery] bumper stickers Dear Jen, A few late thoughts and I haven't read
all the
Definitly the first one, short, catchy and
meaningful.
megan
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Dear Jen,
A few late thoughts and
Here is news of the maternity stats from the UK
published today. I got them from my NCT list from Miranda Dodwell who runs
the BirthChoice web site.
While it may be a statistical blip, it is
heartening to see that the Caesarean rate hasen't risen, and I would like to
think that it is due
I got this one Jan.
Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.
Is it any wonder that all these children are
havng such a dreadful time sleeping - when we live in a world a "good"
baby is one who sleeps all night... and tucked far away in her own bed, in
another room.. (like it or not)... AND if she doesn't do that... make
her scream and sob
As a co-sleeping mumwho has just joined this
list recently - I must say I'm enjoyingthi sleepthread
immensly!
Not sure if I'm wandering a little too far off the
path - but I thought I'd post this question I've been pondering of
late..
Whilst many of us agree on the benefits of
What I'm wondering is this.is this fatigue in direct response to their
co-sleeping r'ship with their child?
Tough one. All my kids have been poor sleepers from the outset and regular
night-wakers. My first was in a cot in a neighbouring room - I truly was a
walking zombie then. My
I would like to say at the opening that I totally
support co-sleeping and actively do this with the the women I support as a
midwife.
However, I also believe that sleep requirements
(like many other aspects of midiwfery care) are highly individual. Some people
do very well on 3-4 hrs of
so did oz mid get it?jan
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I got this one Jan.
Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.
I got it off oz mid Jan
cheers Jo Bainbridge
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so did oz mid get it?jan
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I have to say I like this and sadly miss it from my car. I bought mine from the ANF Midwives Action Group when it was in existence.
You will not make everyone happy, all the group or the public who see it on your car, but even if someone sees the sticker and takes offence because say they didn't
Hear! Hear! Marilyn. I would also like to add that
an article showing so many sleep problems in older children is almost "proof"
that the very prevalentsleep school training in infancy does not "teach"
babies to sleep/ instil good sleep patterns etc - for life! Babies
and children are
Can Marijke Eastaugh please contact me off list at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks!
Tania
Good
one Andrea, I would also like, you have just been passed by another midwife!
I did and I'm on ozmid if that is any help to
you!
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This is a long one but sooo
lovely.
A
woman named Emily renewing her driver's license at the RTA office
was asked by the woman recorder to state her occupation. She hesitated,
uncertain how to classify herself. "What
I mean is,"
explained
the recorder,
"do
you have a job, or are you
Jo from oz could you please email me [EMAIL PROTECTED]so I
will have your email address, I must have written it down wrong as I keep
getting mail returned,
thank you,
Rochelle Beckman
Birthplace Support Group Inc.
WA
MIDWIVES DONT TAKE SHORTCUTS
On 01/04/2004, at 10:07 AM, Judy Giesaitis wrote:
Good one Andrea, I would also like, you have just been passed by another midwife!
Pinky - I can totally relate to that "green" light
experience :)
You know you are seriously tired when you find the
milk in the pantry and your keys in the fridge etc .
However I must say that my fatigue cannot be blamed
on my co-sleeping bubba - but rather the unsightly number of
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