suggestions on
experience/treatment greatly appreciated. Thanks Belinda
come.
Belinda
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Sent: Saturday, 3 February 2007 9:49 AM
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Article about natural birth and brain haemorrhage
Haven't they got anything better to research??!!
ulate
policies in view of ??litigation should a baby be smothered by the mother
whilst co sleeping.
Just for interest sake, does anyone know if 'mothers instinct' plays a part
in her not rolling on/smothering her babe when co sleeping?
Cheers Belinda
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in prozac!!!
please excuse if this is a bit jumbly , I'm in the middle of a night
shift run, and my brain is acting accordingly cos it's daylight!
Belinda
Congratulations Rachael, and Dan. A little sister for Rhett. Well done!
Love Belinda
PS I am still in Moura, (on maternity leave at the moment).
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Austin
Sent: Thursday, 23 November 2006 2:42 P
Must be quiet, I haven’t had much
for the past week
Belinda
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On Behalf Of Mary Murphy
Sent: Wednesday, 8 November 2006
8:30 AM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: [ozmidwifery
I have a client in midwifery group practice who would like to birth in
Melb with her family, she is over 34 weeks so i am assuming she wont get
into birth centers?? She is close to Monash, is there anyone who could
talk to her regarding her options there??
Belinda SA
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I have seen great ones in alternate bookshops here in SA that include
encouraging the child to draw situations/feelings. Good luck
Belinda
Andrea Quanchi wrote:
Dear Andrea and all
I am after a suggestions of children's books that would be suitable
for a little girl Maya aged 5 whose m
www.questforlife.com.au
Cheers Belinda
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Behalf Of Ken Ward
Sent: Wednesday, 16 August 2006
12:10 PM
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] re
grief and childrens books
I have a lovely little book on life times.
It talks
this was the same as it was in 97'
Kelly @ BellyBelly wrote:
You all probably know this but it’s new to me, I hadn’t seen this
before on the RANZCOG website in their homebirth paper:
*College Statement*
Title *Home births*
Statement No. *C-Obs 2*
Date of this document *November 200
returning it to the
earth, if we use placenta/woman/baby blood and use it on a person as we
all die then eventually it will still be returned to the earth.
Belinda
Stephen & Felicity wrote:
I wouldn't contribute my baby's cord blood because that blood belongs
to my baby, and tha
be, so all of the
discussion like lucky she wasn't at home Belinda or doesn't that show
how dangerous it could be etctetra is meaningless because she was where
she needed to be and that still didn't prevent her uterus rupturing.
Immerse yourself in happiness and joyful stories abou
t etc across the board that
would increase the effectiveness and decrease fragmentation and make the
workload more manageable for the midwives...
Belinda
Lisa Barrett wrote:
The case load at the women's and children's hosp in Adelaide may only
have one midwife and a backup, however if
actice. In short,
the blurb like the one above to advertise a course of study is an
outright lie. They are good at 'talking the talk', but they want
someone else to do the walking for them!
keep in mind that is one unis perspective ...Uni SA students are under
a different insurance and can
go) and will look at the uni but am pretty sure time will
be an issue. Any suggestions greatly accepted
Belinda
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Mim there is a woman called Julie McCauley i think is her name but I
dont know where she is now...get your friend to try to find where she is
she was Gippsland based, she did homebirth a few years back, was my
midwife with my first baby
Belinda
Miriam Hannay wrote:
Hello Listers,
I am
it stemmed from Ireland and was based on length of labour as a
throughput thing rather than anything to do with cerebral palsy. The
belief was that women would rather a quicker labour with intervention
rather than a long labour with no intervention, it also stemmed from
arbitrary ideas of "norm
a man not afraid to experiment on women
Helen and Graham wrote:
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/babys-sex-test-offers-new-hope/2005/12/06/1133829597883.html
Baby's sex test offers new hope
* By Julie Robotham Medical Editor
December 7, 2005
AUSTRALIAN doctors have identified
so is mine of now, my last baby's 5th birthday candle!
jo wrote:
My candle is burning bright!
Fantastic that she got to 40 + 2 weeks.
Jo x
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during pregnancy and birth. Intervention offered to anyone who wanted
it.
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Sent: Friday, 2 December 2005 7:59 PM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: [ozmidwifery] info needed please
I wonder if my
allocated
to obstetric units and funding allocated to prevention, support etc of
domestic violence
thank you Belinda
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My sisters son had similar probs and she took kim ot a chiropractor
which helped significantly, try that or a osteopath
Lindsay Kennedy wrote:
*Hi*
I was just speaking to a woman whose birth I attended 9 weeks ago
Tania
i know what you do and what you have been through do not ever say again
you have taken the easy way out!!
Independent midwives put up with a lot of crap in hospitals and take on
a huge burden in the lack of insurance support etc. You (as in us who
care for women at home) are the first
people working in difficult circumstances, everyone has a
right to believe what they believe but not everyone has to agree, I
think we mostly end up in respectful debate people just sometimes take
things personally because we are so used to getting defensive- our
hackles rise quickly
Belinda
ouble recruiting, i am happy to chat to
you off line about this
it is great to see this type of research being done
Belinda
Alice Morgan wrote:
This is interesting for me. I am currently writing my midwifery
honours thesis on women's views about episiotomy (or trying to at
least, unfortun
). it is often a lonely position to be in
where you can be actively discriminated against and harrased . I do not
lack confidence in my skills as a homebirth or hospital based midiwfe,
the reality is there are significant differences in being able to use them.
Belinda
wump fish wrote:
I think
globalisation and utilising the human resources to
the best benefit of corporation which hospitals are fast becoming. The
macdonaldisation of society!!! It really worries me
Belinda
Tania Smallwood wrote:
Not just a question for Barb, but anyone who knows about it, I’m
curious to know
using up
my limited energy level trying to 'make' him sleep in his own bed. I
really like Pinkys meditation for kids ideas also cd player and music is
worth a try
Belinda
Kate &/or Nick wrote:
Can anyone point me in a direction for 3yo sleep issues?
Mine has always been a bad s
I meant young girls who force their bodies to be skinny through diet etc
as this can affect the physiological growth of breast tissue not
naturally skinny girls, my sister like you was very small breasted and
breastfed fine, this is different to what I meant
Belinda
Megan & Larry wrote:
I wonder if this woman has had reasonable breast growth as a teenager,
if she was particularly skinny, dieted heaps etc or some sort of breast
trauma?
Belinda
Jenny Cameron wrote:
Thanks Nicole. This is longer term lactation failure. ie week 4 after
birth and still only 20 mls per feed or
I know you are probably thinking this, but my screaming position is what
the hell gives them the right to deny this!!
Belinda
Anne Peter Moore wrote:
Thankyou everyone I will gather all the information etc and present
this in the forum.The priority is the woman and her right
always having to find evidence to 'allow' women
anything just ask where the evidence is for continuous monitoring or
traceviews etc... if only these were taken away until evidence of its
benefits were found..
Belinda
Anne Peter Moore wrote:
There has been discussion on a comm
chemicals in
otherwise healthy foods too.
Check out Sues website
http://www.fedupwithfoodadditives.info
Pinky
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Infant Sleep
my girlfriend use
my girlfriend used peppermint tea for her very unsettled/colicky baby
and found the days she didnt drink much he was much worse
BelindaX
Tania Smallwood wrote:
Funny you should mention that Belinda, I was just writing a reply along
those lines...
I drank heaps of chamomile tea when we went
I meant what if you try drinking the tea
Belinda wrote:
I wonder if you drink lots of camomile or peppermint tea throughout
the evening?
Pinky McKay wrote:
Hi Jo,
I have read Aletha Solters book re stress release crying - I also
believe there is a big difference between leaving a baby to
I wonder if you drink lots of camomile or peppermint tea throughout the
evening?
Pinky McKay wrote:
Hi Jo,
I have read Aletha Solters book re stress release crying - I also
believe there is a big difference between leaving a baby to cry and
allowing a baby to cry to release stress BUT have a
well done Tania, I will toast my next wine to you
Tania Smallwood wrote:
Following the article in the Adelaide Advertiser last week about our
private hospital caesarean section rates, I am amazed that I had this
letter printed, first letter on the page, big headline, wow!
*_Many birth Ch
'mainstream' midwifery) is
far more subtle which is why it is so embedded and pervasive...I think
anyway...
Belinda
brendamanning wrote:
Justine,
I do understand what you are saying & the energy of where it comes from.
BUT:
Consumers should vote with their feet.
If women ref
I have a friend who has been a ipm for many years and she believes that
babies are more likely to get jaundiced when the mother has had synto,
it makes sense of they get that extra unneccessary boost of blood.
Belinda
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no way that is the way of rms ens and carers ...don't despair it will
get better remember the harder to hold on to... a handful of sand... the
quicker it seeps out... that is why obs are so quick to come out
fighting they have reason to ... but id argue the reason they come out
really dramatic
try www.savethechildren.org
www.healthynewborns.com
Save the Children have guidelines otherwise WHO has them as well and
once you find them you can print them off, they have great info packs,
can be a bit tricky to find but they are in there
sally williams wrote:
I am sure we have discussed
kids into Gwen??) it too love me
Tania Smallwood wrote:
Hi Belinda,
Is this stat published anywhere, or just anecdotal? A 60% section rate is
twice the rate for the state, and I think twice the average for that
hospital too, and having just heard a leading obstetrician there tell women
t
Tania, at the wch the stats are - for primip women indcued before 41
weeks there is a 60% cs rate.
Belinda
Tania Smallwood wrote:
Just wondering if there are any good quality trials about IOL and
increase of c/s? Have just re-read Enkin, and it does state that IOL
is not associated with
not quite yet, soon I hope
Luke M Priddis wrote:
Thanks Belinda,
That's so true, and thanks so much for reminding me of that issue. I
really appreciate everyone's viewpoint and help on this matter, seems
there is a lot more to it than I originally thought.
Is your study co
tidy as in NOT messy, leaky noisy sweaty - really drives womens
fears and the choices they then make for labour. It is a great shame
that women have particular expectations of their behavior that is in no
way reassuring, okay, normal, wonderful, strong and vital to birth.
Belinda
Luke M Pri
I am happy to help, my PhD thesis is nearly finished and is looking
specifically at womens worries about childbirth. Belinda
Kelly @ BellyBelly wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm attacking that awful epidemic that is 'fear' in labour and producing an
article for the site for Aug
nces and decrease intervention etc need support
>Belinda
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be open and communicative which is very important, debate doesnt mean
having to agree or disagree, valuing difference is a significant aspect of
midwifery pracitce or ability...
Belinda
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S
Title: Message
Sorry Marian is her name!
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From:
Belinda
Maier
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 11:18
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Re:
hypnobirthing at WCH
Alan Cyna and Martian Andrews are the
Title: Message
Alan Cyna and Martian Andrews are the anaesthetist
doing the hypnotherapy at the WCH. Theyare getting pretty busy now with it but
the woman can ring the hospital and ask to talk to one of them
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From:
Larissa Inns
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphic
x27;t define or defend or maybe understand it
enough and as more midwives are being indoctrinated into medical models of
pregnancy and birth they are not learning or refining this aspect of their
practices).
Belinda
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From:
Diane
Gardner
To: ozmid
Title: Bericht
Lieve they are great photos. Do you know about
fears clinics for pregnant women?, I have been trying to get some more info
about them. Could you email me off the list
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Belinda
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From:
Lieve Huybrechts
To: ozmidwifery
negativity I am already receiving from people about the
lack of insurance and threat of litigation - that is they think I am mad (or
irresponsible towards my family etc) anyway...
talk soon, Belinda
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From:
Dean
& Jo
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.co
I can't imagine, even in our incessant desire to 'know' the baby before it
is born throguh ultrasounds etc that any women would be happy if she knew
how it was obtained
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To:
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 11:34 AM
Subject: RE: [ozmi
You cannot get a ph reading off blood from the hair, so it is essentially a
useless procedure for gaining any sort of intelligence about the babies well
being, an you are right, what if it is not the head presenting, it tells us
nothing but that the practitioner doing it is dangerous, cruel and ign
o they trusteed, anyway I am on a roll I had better
stop.
this could be why it is taking so long to finish my
thesis!!!
Belinda
Tania, I am interested
Belinda
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From:
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To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 6:04
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Sacred birthing
talk and workshop...
There will be a workshop and talk by a midwife
breastfeeding organization they are well aware of the influence of poor
birthing practices etc
Belinda
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Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 1:30 PM
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s he is getting too old) he
went and got a vasectomy
Belinda
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From:
Dean
& Jo
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 11:22
AM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] FW:
vasectomy
Megan
Dean said it would be
I am so impressed by your take on this, such an great way for us to be human
even to those who disapoint us
Belinda
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To:
Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 4:11 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Julie's latest birth supp
I am unclear about some of this reply but when I said 'stressed about the
size and labour' I meant (and this is what I needed from people), was that
she needs to get her head away from worry about the size and birthing a big
baby because that will inhibit and affect her ability to labour well - as
about the size in labour affecting her labour ... I am pretty caught up in
other stuff at the moment which means my pot is boiling over! I want to make
sure I can help her. Thnaks
Belinda
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have
recently banned waterbirth? Does anyone know anything about this??
Belinda
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My girlfriend found after her caesarean that she
didn't need any pain relief but also like you was hassled so much by staff
she ended up having some. I havealways wondered if the size of a woman makes a
difference to her pain. My friend is particularly skinny.
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I would still use physiological management but have synto and syntometrine
on hand. I really think if you treat it as a problem before hand the you can
precipitate the problem, that is the problem with much medical management
they treat the potential problem before it is a problem and before you kn
ilto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jen Semple
> Sent: Tuesday, 19 October 2004 4:28 PM
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>
> Fascinating Belinda! Thanks for sharing.
>
> Also, here's a link for Royal Australian and New
&g
elf the luxury of my bias anger and passion when saying this!
Belinda
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> Would I be
m for
hours anyway. I make sure the baby feeds well. That is it really all
Belinda
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 12:46 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] group B strep
> Hi All,
> I
safety in childbirth. Its not just
about obstetric nurses versus traditional midwives versus doctors versus
ideology etc etc. It is huge, complex and highly historical. I think these
are some of the things some of us are trying to get to in our work and
study?
We too are wise have a voice and car
If you have had it then you can work with women, you should be immune now
this is the hospital policy at wch
Belinda
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Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 12:06 PM
Subject: [ozmid
ken for granted until 'incidents' occur and this will continue
until labour ward cultures address the too often indiscriminant application
of intervention on women. Again a continuing, exhausting, passionatly debated
problem that we are going to win!
Belinda
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e and influence
practice and management decisions in their own right - and to develop and
train in the wide gamet of midiwfery knowledge and practice. A continuing and
complex debate/problem we are all trying very hard to change
Belinda
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From:
Abby and Toby
needed for
that.
Good luck and dont forget we all started with more queastions than answers -
you will get there
Belinda
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Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 10:47 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] patient rights
> So, Belinda did your friend go on to birth her baby vaginally? Wow!! It
> sounds like
ely support women's right to there own bodily autonomy regardless
of what I or others might choose.
Belinda
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Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 1:40 PM
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I applaud your braveness in writing about your
experience
take care
Belinda
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Acharya
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] abortion and
working with women etc
Abby
I
opping wood
carrying water
Zen Proverb
Belinda
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I am extraordinarily disappointed that for some women the devotion to
thecare and wellbeing of women extends only to those who 'fit'. I accept
anywoman's right to belief in how to manage their own lifestyle and the
choicestherein, therefore I think it is absolutely okay to disagree
withabor
doesnt not mean a 'better' mother." - Belinda
What a beautiful letter, Belinda. This is so true
-mothers definitely need support to ENJOY their babies. These are
so often the mums who call me saying "I need to learn infant massage - I dont
feel as though this baby
tify
where the problems are coming from so you can work out a plan of
action.
Belinda
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AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] was formula,
now HELP for b/f
Colleen,
on it equates to endorsing the brand and this especially includes the
types of abm we use in hospitals.
Belinda
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A section is only required with a primary lesion. She should now be treated
as normal even if she had a lesion she could birth vaginally but take
acyclovire during labout. The WCH Adelaide has a good protocol which is
evidence based not fear based.
Belinda
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Thanks for your reply what is your email adresss??Belinda
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k. This will be her
>fifth baby. We may even stay at home if I can borrow some equipment and
link
>up with an independent midiwfe there???
>Thanks Belinda
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gh there really
is a way to produce a 'good' baby etc. I must stop!
Belinda
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Hi I am seeking soem info for a friend whose daughter is sufering really
badly with pmt. Complete personality change apparently, my friend also
suffered with it before menopause. I don't know that much about treatment
etc. I would appreciate some info, thanks Belinda
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poeple, that is an everyday expectation neither do we focus
on 'bad' behaviour, they are appreciated and loved and reminded tof the
qualities in them that we love. I get a bit frustrated when men are revered
for being so great when they are really doing no more than the average woman
is doin
what is interesting is the RCT in the
BMJ which showed water was effective in decreasing the need for
intervention/augmentation in women with 'dystocia'. So in these cases maybe
getting the women i to water would have encouraged their labour to progress and
avoid CS altogeth
another 2 following. I have made many friends with endo and most of them
being told the same thing. And most of the having perfect
pregnancies.
Belinda
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Subject: [ozmidwifery
ry] Brow presentations
> The mum was instinctively doing front to back rocking on the floor
mattress,
> throughout labour and while she was pushing. I debriefed with her and her
> partner today which was really good for all of us. What is interesting,
> Belinda, is that this woman also has
s who say
that to me flag bigs signs of knowing something is not right instinctively.
My friend is breastfeeding well now and has lots of worries which is her
nature anyway. Maybe next time?
Belinda
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To:
I thought this may interest you all, I love that she talks of the awful
things you do , it would scare anyone I should imagine, but to then tell you
to video it all??
What no one tells you about childbirth
>From Parents Expecting 2002 ( an information ((?)) mag for parents)
Vomiting due to l
to exclude thsoe who's head is in a place I am not. Dont get me
wrong, anything is better than drugs (in general ) in my opinion, but its
not about my prersonal belief, and it would be fantastic if women could be
aware of and offered access to alternate therapires if they choose them.
Just so
lable. The family will be welcome at the clinics anytime for any concerns.
Email me if you need any more info. Hope the move goes well, Darwin is a great
place for young children. Belinda Brustolin
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Good luck Belinda
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Cochrane
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Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 11:56
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Favourite
Breast
Dear all,
Would love some ideas on how to help with a
babe who has a distinct preference
provide for.
Apart from the fact that she felt worried that she had siblings and parents she
loves her "real' parents and is glad they raised her.
Belinda
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Cook
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we should judge less and support more. what we do we do with love. I
think dogmatic ideologies of good and bad is as bad when presented by the
medical profession as it is by midwives or well meaning women.
Belinda
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his very smart brain to let him know overnight to wake up and get up to the
toilet. It has worked pretty good so far. Good luck, look at the big picture and
do what is right for each child as an individual that at the moment only you
know better than anyone.
belinda
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ood
mother bad mother, it brings down the confidence of many a "good" mother.
Belinda, mother
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Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 10:10 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] thumb or dummy!?
with her straight away. I
guess families are all different go with what suits yours but dont stress
if it isn't the reactions you visualise now. Enjoy, I'm
jealous!!!
Belinda
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