| Breastfeeding Your Baby - by Sheila Kitzinger |
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 | This simple, authoritative guide to breastfeeding success upholds Sheila Kitzinger's tradition of excellence in childbirth education literature. |
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| Having Faith: An Ecologist’s Journey to Motherhood |
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 | What do you get when you cross a poet, a scientist and a mother? You get the author of this outstanding book! |
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| Exploring the Dirty Side of Women's Health - edited by Mavis Kirkham |
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 | Using an underlying definition of dirt as “matter out of place,” these essays explore dirt--something that straddles boundaries, does not fit into a particular category and crosses from one category to another--in relation to women's health issues. |
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| Pregnancy & Childbirth Secrets - by Gail J. Dahl |
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 | This accessible and down-to-earth book came about after the author found a dearth of helpful information about childbirth during her own pregnancy. |
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| Breastfeeding: A Mother's Gift - by Pamela K. Wiggins, IBCLC |
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 | Lactation consultant Pamela Wiggins has distilled all the information about breastfeeding that really matters into one compact, easily read and used volume of advice and encouragement. |
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| The Mama Bamba Way - by Robyn Sheldon |
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 | The Mama Bamba Way shows a different approach to care during pregnancy. Along with the usual prenatal care, mothers in author Robyn Sheldon’s care also get instruction in chakra clearing, meditation sessions, guided imagery to meet their baby as well as many other empowering lessons. |
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| Listening to Mothers II: Report of the Second National US Survey of Women's Childbearing Experiences - by Eugene R. Declercq, et al. |
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 | Listening to Mothers II is the second report that comes out of an initiative devoted to understanding experiences and perspectives of childbearing women and using the information to improve maternity policy, practice, education and research. |
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| Mothering Twins - by Linda Albi, Deborah Johnson, Debra Florien Duerloo and Sheryll Greatwood |
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 | A thorough resource directory gives information on pregnancy and birth, prematurity, miscarriage, death of a child, child health and safety, breastfeeding, twin information services including twin equipment, parenting resources, and special needs child help services. |
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| Mama's Milk - by Michael Elsohn Ross, illustrations by Ashley Wolff |
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 | With simple poetry it celebrates breastfeeding among a variety of mammals, including cats, armadillos, whales and humans. |
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| Gentle Birth, Gentle Mothering: The wisdom and science of gentle choices in pregnancy, birth, and parenting - by Dr. Sarah J. Buckley |
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 | Divided into three sections, she first recounts her own birth experiences; then discusses the evidence on ultrasound, breech birth, cesareans, epidurals and other birth-related issues... |
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| Childbirth without Fear - by Grantly Dick-Read |
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 | This classic book has been reissued, after having been first set in print in 1959. I have to wonder how many babies it saved from the ravages of 1950s', 60s' and 70s' obstetrics, before midwifery in all its wisdom reemerged. |
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| Birthsong Midwifery Workbook - by Daphne Singingtree |
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 | I'll bet that Daphne Singingtree has been a teacher of midwifery just as long as she's been a midwife.... Her Midwifery Workbook...grows with her expanding knowledge, and this third edition is her best work yet. |
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| Birth Wisdom: Tricks of the Trade Volume III - Jan Tritten, editor |
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 | No less than forty of your favorite Midwifery Today authors are represented in these pages...midwives you have come to love and trust through the eighteen years the magazine has been serving you. |
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| Birthwork: A compassionate guide to being with birth by Jenny Blyth |
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 | Jenny's unique concepts thread this book together. Her idea is to fast-track the exploration of awareness during the childbearing year, keeping up with the continual fast pace at which life moves. |
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