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Friday, October 16 at 4:25pm
HUG Your Baby Read how misinterpreting a baby's body language caused this mother to give up breastfeeding. Now this child is at increased risk for obesity and many subsequent health challenges for decades to come. Can our health care system AFFORD NOT TO SUPPORT BREASTFEEDING?
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The young mother is frantic. Her baby never seems quite satisfied. Louise has been committed to breastfeeding, but things just haven’t gone well. Little Becky has lots of those mustard-seed poops and wet diapers, but Louise thinks she doesn't seem very happy. ...
HUG Your Baby Watch this 3 minute video and give me YOUR ideas on how YOU use The HUG to support breastfeeding women!
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HUG Your Baby "Her Baby may not be Einstein, but Mom's a Genius!"....Kids and TV.
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It is Molly's first baby after years of infertility. To say she and the family are excited is a BIG understatement! From the first prenatal visit to choosing the wallpaper for the nursery, Molly's husband and both grandparents-to-be are available to help, support, and encourage this mom and new baby...
HUG Your Baby Sometimes I need to be reminded of this truth..."that one small group can change the world"...one strong mother, and one tiny baby, at a time.
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Music video of "I Give Thanks", an original song by Kathryn Mostow, inspired by the famous Margaret Mead quote. Music video directed by Mona Maser, and filmed on location in Fort Collins, CO.
HUG Your Baby It's "Prematurity Awareness Month." Misunderstanding a tiny and vulnerable baby's body language interferes with early attachment and bonding.
Hug Your Baby: "My premie's not bonding with me," the nurse hears during "Prematurity Awareness Mont
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The anxious mother stands quietly beside the isolette. Her premie is making progress, and the nurse reminds her that the doctor and nurse practitioner both said that she and her baby, Sarah, will be going home in another few weeks. ...
HUG Your Baby Misunderstanding a baby's sleep patterns can cause a new mom to stop breastfeeding.
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As Julie walks in for her newborn's two-week-old visit, she declares, "I've had it!""I'm quitting breastfeeding. I'm exhausted. I nurse little Taylor and put her down to nap. Forty-five minutes later she starts to squirm around. ...
HUG Your Baby HUG Your Baby ONLINE Continuing Education Course is NOW available! Earn 2 hours credit from DONA, Lamaze, CAPPA, ICEA, ACNM, or NAPNAP. Click link below to PREVIEW or register for course.
HUG Your Baby "When parents are able to read their infant's behavior and adjust their care accordingly, a wonderful partnership develops that helps infants direct their energy to growth and their attention to learning about the world around them." M Gottesman, PhD, RN, CPNP
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A young mother describes how hard it can be to understand what a new baby is communicating. "They don't come with an owner's manual!" But "The HUG" DVD, she reports, helps her recognize when her baby needs calming, needs a nap, or needs to eat. ...
HUG Your Baby Helping parents appreciate their baby's ability for social interaction will enhance bonding and interaction.
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The young father has come to all the childbirth classes and is determined to help his baby grow and develop as best he can. "But, he won't look at his rattle," the dad reports, as he quickly moves the toy back and forth in front of the baby's eyes. ...
HUG Your Baby Depression in dads is now recognized as a risk factor for expectant and new families.
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Fred works at a local insurance company. He is a good employee: shows up on time, is punctual with his reports, courteous to his customers, and kind to the staff. Lately, however, he "keeps to himself," and likes his door closed when he has a stack of forms to complete. ...
HUG Your Baby It's like Thanksgiving dinner. You love EVERY bite, but are a little "too full" by the third dessert! That was the 2009 ICEA convention!
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It's like Thanksgiving dinner. You love EVERY bite, but are a little "too full" by the third dessert! That was the 2009 ICEA convention! Truly amazing speakers covered material ranging from postpartum ...
HUG Your Baby Do we need one more book on breastfeeding? YES we do! We know "breast is best" (for baby, mommy, and the community), "use it or lose it" (meaning use the breast to feed or lose the ability to make milk), and "it takes two to tango" (breastfeeding is a dance between the behavior and activities of the mom and the behaviors and actions of the baby).
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Do we need one more book on breastfeeding? We know "breast is best" (for baby, mommy, and the community), "use it or lose it" (meaning use the breast to feed or lose the ability to make milk), and "it ...
HUG Your Baby Does the HUG Your Baby information "translate" to other cultures?
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The HUG is a program to help expectant and new parents understand their baby's body language. A doula/childbirth educator is taking this program to Mexico.
HUG Your Baby Do we need one more book on breastfeeding? We know "breast is best" (for baby, mommy, and the community), "use it or lose it" (meaning use the breast to feed or lose the ability to make milk), and "it takes two to tango"... (breastfeeding is a dance between the behavior and activities of the mom and the behaviors and actions of the baby). Do we need one more book? Yes, we do!
Source: givethehug.blogspot.com
Do we need one more book on breastfeeding? We know "breast is best" (for baby, mommy, and the community), "use it or lose it" (meaning use the breast to feed or lose the ability to make milk), and "it ...
