[ozmidwifery] Immunisation foum

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[ozmidwifery] more baby stuff

Taking up Marilyn's point of looking back and wishing for more hugs I had a woman in her 80's look at me with Ena in her sling and tell me how lucky we mothers are today because we are allowed to cuddle our babies. She said she wasn't allowed to do that with her babies instead feed 4/24 and

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I have been reading this thread with great interest and biting at the bit to say something. I was talking to a first time mum the other day and she said something like "I don't know how you can have three boys and still function! Aren't you beside yourself all the time?"...first I thought

RE: [ozmidwifery] good baby long

Jackie, That was so well written and expressed, and it sounds like you've got it all together!! I know that I have certainlly been guilty of using negative language to describe my baby's at times. I know that the time will pass quickly, but am hanging out for more sleep (after 5.5 yrs of

Re: [ozmidwifery] Re Today show on Monday

hi Alesa - just saw this -I did a toddler workshop at the weekend so didnt have my normal "catch up" time. I have heard your MBU doesn't do controlled crying - at least a mum who came to my massage class told me that -she was given a flier while in there -thanks. I can offer classes to mums

Re: [ozmidwifery] more baby stuff

Hey jo- I tell mums at my toddler workshops that yelling is a natural biological reaction to stress!! You should see their jaws drop in shock (and relief)- so often they come because they do feel bad about "losing it". I then talk about how if we find ourselves yelling too often weneed

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Yes pinky, I agree that we should look at the circumstances as to why we are yelling at the kids. I say to my hubby (who btw is one of those wonderful men who STILL gets up to the children at night each time, each night, and I agree with Megan...I don't say I am lucky, I just say I have a

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Dear Jackie I found your comment I must say when I am out and feeding or holding Ena I have ready helpers. People, both male and female,get you your food, drinks, make sure you have a seat etc, and sit near you to talk and entertain you. These things are so helpful to a new mum and make

Re: [ozmidwifery] Immunisation foum

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[ozmidwifery] Good - Bad parenting.

Was talking to a niece on the weekend who is single, two children, youngest about 5 yrs old and diabetes diagnosed within months of birth. We were discussing paternalistic doctors and she told me of the diabetic physician who made her feel like a bad mum because her son' s HBA1C was up a bit. He

Re: [ozmidwifery] Good - Bad parenting.

Despite the fact that I took my 18 month old to a GP and had 2 locums come to my house in a matter of three days I ended up taking bub to hospital and was told by a doctor that he "couldn't believe a mother would let her son be so sick and do nothing" he then went out and asked a the group

[ozmidwifery] Fw:BIRTHRITES DOCUMENTARY

FYI... - Original Message - Please pass this on to the other lists. For those who havent seen the Birthrites documentary, plan to be glued to the box. It is really worth the effort, and will both inspire and grieve anyone interested in birth, particularly with respect to Australia's