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Poetry is Nursing and Midwifery “Poetry is a work of art done scientifically and naturally by nurses and midwives in their daily field of profession.” The bona fide phenomenon of care merely emphasizes the immense profession of nursing and midwifery. Every action rendered is a holistic approach and every life experience is a living poetry. A life saving scenario always happen f... Read More
5-10-10 Hello! Today we are going to look at getting started with breastpumping, particularly for new mothers returning to employment outside the home. For the Mother Who Has Not Pumped Regularly Before: When a mother comes to shop for her first pump, one of the many things she needs to know is that it is usually best to get her pump approximately 1-2 weeks before she needs to begin to pump regularly. Ideally, she should practice with her pump once a day, preferably in the morning, during... Read More
Teething is a great challenge no matter your feeding system, ie bottles or breast or combo. Teething can interfere with all areas of life. Comfort measures are a must. Usually it is hard to figure out what is going on at first. The baby is crying and fidgety. Their sleep/wake cycles are off. Their temperment seems very altered. Their might be a lot of drool, saliva increases and sometimes a low grade fever. Early teeth, earlier than 6 months, can pose a particularly difficult problem b... Read More
Devinely inspired; my heart went a-flutter with it. I urge you to read more of this poem an dthis author's other works : http://www.magdalenewomen.com/love-a-woman Let me know what you think... If you want to change the world… love a woman-really love her. Find the one who calls to your soul, who doesn’t make sense. Throw away your check list and put your ear to her heart and listen. Hear the names, the prayers, the songs of every living thing- every winged one, every furry and scaled one,... Read More
I have gotten a lot of calls lately about weaning. Is it that time of year? Most of them are from moms who are feeling pressure to wean because someone in their family (or worse; a doctor) has been critical of breastfeeding. This is despite the AAP's statement that "Breastfeeding should continue to at least a year and thereafter as long as mutually desired." The WHO recommends breastfeeding to at least two years. Why? Many of the health benefits are dose related. The longer (or more exclus... Read More
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