This is a request to the melbourne
members
I'm going to the conference and being from Sydney
and working with a budget im seeking advice on accommodation.
Where are other staying? Are both the
conference centre and the Mecure comfortable? The Mecure is slightly
cheaper but will I be
Articles for your interest.
Jo
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 3:20 PM
Subject: Give birth at home, Britain to urge mothers-to-be
Had to share this with you all :)
The Independent on Sunday reported yesterday that Tony Blair's
Labour Government is planning a strategic shift in childbirth
Dear Lyn
The conference venue is approximately 20 minutes
walk from the Mercure and dble rooms start at a special conference rate of $139
per room per night. The rooms at the Geelong Conference Centre are now
limited in numbers but are $97 per room per night including breakfast.
Both
Hi all wise women,
I know this is something already widely discussed,
but at work this morning we were discussing redeveloping our breastfeeding
policy. A hot debate occurred in relation to timing of the first
breastfeed. In particular if the baby does not show interest in feeding in
the
I've also read 'Baby Catcher'. A wonderful, wonderful book for midwives. I
emailed the author and told her how much I enjoyed the book. She was
delighted, and told me she was doing one more birth ( the woman who lived
next door to her), and then she would 'hang up her pinards'.
A truly insightful
