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Adventures in Tandem Nursing Hilary Flower (2003) There is no doubt about it - when breastfeeding and pregnancy overlap, the questions abound! In this, the first full-length book ever on the topic of tandem feeding, Hilary Flower gives comprehensive and in-depth answers to a wide range of questions related to breastfeeding during pregnancy and tandem feeding. |
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Breastfeeders Anonymous Rachael Blair (2007) This book arms pregnant women and new mums with real-life experience and information, giving them the ammunition to succeed. Including: Factual information about all aspects of breastfeeding Loads of personal stories Gorgeous photos 28 breastfeeding myths busted FAQs answered by a professional lactation consultant Breastfeeders Anonymous is the good, bad and ugly truth of what human lactation is really about. |
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Breastfeeding - How to Give Your Baby the Best Start in Life Sheila Kitzinger (1998) Revised Australian and New Zealand Edition |
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Breastfeeding ... naturally 2nd editon Australian Breastfeeding Association (2004) The most authoritative, entertaining and accessible guide to breastfeeding ever produced in Australia. The completely revised second edition is a 200 page book, compiled from the Association's information and booklets. It includes photos and diagrams as well as an informative text. Chapters include: A commitment to breastfeeding; How breastfeeding works; Preparing for breastfeeding; How to breastfeed; Special deliveries; Out and about with your breastfed baby; A question of supply; Common breastfeeding conditions; Tummy troubles; Working and breastfeeding. |
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Breastfeeding I Can Do That (Japanese) Sue Cox (1997) An easy read in non-threatening tone, written as answers to often-asked questions. Very positive and encouraging, explains problems simply and offers suggestions for dealing with them. |
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Breastfeeding Matters Maureen Minchin (1998) The book that convinced many people to think again about the myth of infant feeding 'not really making much difference in western countries'. This book is as much about the politics of health as about practical feeding information, because, at present, cultures largely determine infant feeding 'choices'. Recommended reading for journalists, health professionals, parents, teachers, in fact anyone who was a baby, has a baby or thinks about society. It will change your views on infant feeding, women's health, business ethics, food safety and more. |
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Breastfeeding with Confidence Sue Cox (2004) A revised edition of Sue Cox's successful book 'Breastfeeding - I Can do That'. Straightforward advice from one of Australia's leading lactation educators, now recognised internationally. Sue is also an Australian Breastfeeding Association breastfeeding counsellor. This book covers all likely difficulties and includes reassuring stories from breastfeeding mothers. |
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Lives Touched by Breastfeeding Boas, Hazell & Casey (Editors) (2006) The book you have all been waiting for! A selection of short stories from the Australian Breastfeeding Association's 'Lives Touched by Breastfeeding' 2006 short story competition. |
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Mama's Word on Preventing Mastitis Charlotte Young (2007) Packed full of practical information about how to care for breasts and nipples in order to steer clear of the common breastfeeding challenges such as mastitis, nipple thrush and blocked ducts. Offers plenty of emotional support for the new mum through the open-hearted sharing of other mothers. |
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Mothering Your Nursing Toddler Norma Jane Bumgarner (2000) The classic handbook for mothers who breastfeed their children past infancy in an updated, expanded edition. Norma Jane Bumgarner puts the experience of feeding an older baby or child in perspective, within the context of the entire mother-child relationship. She cites biological, cultural and historical evidence in support of extended breastfeeding and shares stories gleaned from thousands of families for whom breastfeeding and natural weaning have been the norm. |
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Successful Breastfeeding Royal College of Midwives (2001) A practical guide for mothers, midwives and others supporting the breastfeeding mother. Third Edition. |
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The Breastfeeding Mother's Guide to Making More Milk Diana West and Lisa Marasco (2009) With all the latest research and new discoveries about the way the breast makes milk and how babies feed at the breast, including innovative information about how to increase the milk supply, this book is an indispensible resource for mothers, family members, friends, caregivers, health care providers, and lactation professionals. |
1 copy available |
| Technical and Professional Interest | ||
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Breastfeeding Management in Australia Wendy Brodribb (ed.) (1997) An extremely comprehensive reference and study guide; particularly suited to health professionals. 3rd Edition. |
1 copy available |
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Mother to Mother: a History of the Qld Branch Virginia Thorley (2009) During the past 40 years, the Queensland Branch of the organisation now known as the Australian Breastfeeding Association (ABA) has developed from tenuous beginnings in the north of the state to a position of influence. This book documents how the perseverance and dedication of volunteers contributed to making breastfeeding acceptable. |
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The Politics of Breastfeeding Gabrielle Palmer (2009) This long awaited new edition details unethical marketing practices of aritificial baby milk companies showing how these undermine breastfeeding. Powerful and provocative: proving that breastfeeding is much more than a matter of personal inclination. |
1 copy available |
| Motherhood | ||
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Depression in New Mothers (2nd Edition) Kathleen A. Kendall-Tackett (2010) Includes chapters on: negative birth experiences infant characteristics psychosocial factors, including a history of childhood abuse antidepressant medication for pregnant and breastfeeding women psychotherapy and community support herbal medicine, Omega-3 fatty acids, excercise, and alternative therapies suicide and infanticide. This helpful guide dispels the myths that hinder effective treatment and presents up-to-date information on the impact of maternal depression on the health of the mother, as well as the health and well-being of the infant. |
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Late Babies Sandra McLean (2004) They are the new face of Australian motherhood - women over 35 who are having their first baby. These are life-changing stories of older motherhood, from the profound joy of a 'miracle' pregnancy after miscarriages and failed fertility treatments, to the emotional roller-coaster ride of IVF and the search for satisfaction once the baby is born. |
1 copy available |
| Pregnancy and Childbirth | ||
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Gentle Birth, Gentle Mothering Dr Sarah J. Buckley (2005) In this book, Dr Sarah Buckley combines the best medical evidence with her gentle mothering wisdom. Her articles, all published internationally, give you authoritative information, inspiration and support with your important questions. Sarah shares her own stories of birth, breastfeeding, co-sleeping and gentle parenting and her compelling research on the benefits and safety of natural, undisturbed birth is backed by extensive medical research. |
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Sex and Intimacy after Birth Martien Snellen (2005) In this timely book, Martien Snellen explores the factors that can affect your sex life when you have a new baby. From changes in body image to serious health issues like postnatal depression; from divergent levels of interest to... just not being able to find the time. Most importantly, he offers practical suggestions for getting the spark back - and they really work. |
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| Parenting | ||
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Love, Laughter and Parenting Steve and Sharon Biddulph (2001) While other childcare books focus on nappies, feeding and childhood illnesses, this funny and inspiring book helps you with the heart of parenting - communication - the things you do with babies and children to nurture them as loving, intelligent beings. Over 30 activity pages with practical things you can do - games, actions and ideas suited to each stage of your child's growth. |
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Parenting By Heart Pinky McKay (2011) Pinky's techniques are based on the latest scientific research but always come back to her philosophy that every parent and child is unique, and that parents need to follow their hearts rather than a one-size-fits-all model. Her advice will help you get to know your baby, and assist you to find the right options so that you can delight in this precious time together. |
1 copy available |
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Raising Boys (2nd Edition) Steve Biddulph (2003) Covers both the social forces and the biological and hormonal forces that make a boy what he is, and how to use these to help boys be safe, caring, energetic, and in love with life. Boys worldwide have three times the death rate of girls, and are disappearing from higher education, while girls do better and better. This book is incredibly timely, and much loved by parents. The three stages of boyhood. What mothers can do. What fathers can do. What if you are a single mother ? Finding a boy-friendly school. Boys and sport. Boys and sex. |
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Raising Girls Gisela Preuschoff (2004) Psychologist and parenting author Gisela Preuschoff considers the understandings that parents require to raise girls today. The book focuses on girls' emotional and physical development, their education, social conditioning and their relationships with parents and siblings.The book also includes stories from the experiences of Australian families. Her advice ranges from birth to late adolescence and across issues to do with physical and sexual development, girls and learning, parent-child relationships and the daughter's emotional life. |
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The Post-Baby Conversation Alison Osbourne (2006) The Post-Baby Conversation: What New Parents Need to say to Each Other is a first - a relationship book for new parents. It is not a book about babies and it's not about how to be a parent, it's about how to be a happy couple with children. |
1 copy available |
| Childcare and Development | ||
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100 Ways to Calm the Crying Pinky McKay (2002) '100 Ways to Calm the Crying' addresses the reasons babies cry, from developmental changes that may make them more sensitive, to painful conditions such as colic and reflux. Along the way, Pinky McKay offers gentle strategies to help you calm and connect with your baby, ideas to amuse your baby, practical tips to help you cope with crying and sleepless nights and ways to identify symptoms that may require professional help. |
1 copy available |
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Boss of the Bladder Janet Hall (2003) Broken down into 3 sections; for children to read, for parents, & professional treatments. Complete with basic illustrations, Boss of the Bladder provides a practical and non threatening approach to bed-wetting and controlling bladder. |
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Easy Toilet Training Dr Janet Hall (2003) Second Edition. For parents looking for straightforward information on toilet training, with cartoons and diagrams to help understanding. Dealing with emotions, timing and troubleshooting of toilet training, it also has a good list of Dos and Dont's to summarise her main points. |
2 copies available |
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Sleeping Like a Baby Pinky McKay (2006) Parenting expert Pinky McKay offers a natural, intuitive approach to solving your little ones' sleep problems and gives practical tips on how to: # understand your baby's tired cues # create a safe sleeping environment # gently settle babies and toddlers # feed infants to encourage sleep A must read for stress-free, guilt-free parenting and offers down-to-earth and heartening advice on helping babies (and their parents!) to sleep better. |
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Sleeping With Your Baby James J. McKenna (2007) This informative book dispels the myths about co-sleeping and tells you why and how to sleep with your baby. As the director of the Mother-Baby Behavioral Sleep Laboratory at Notre Dame University, author James J. McKenna, PhD. is in a unique position to relay the latest information on the scientific benefits of co-sleeping as well as the latest information on minimizing hazards and risks. |
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The Baby Book Dr William Sears and Martha Sears (2003) Subtitled 'Everything you need to know about your baby from birth to age two', Combining in-depth medical knowledge with extensive parenting experience (they have 8 children of their own), paediatric experts Dr William Sears and Martha Sears present this encyclopaedic guide. Topics covered include: bonding with your baby; feeding your baby; dealing with temper tantrums; getting your baby to sleep; toddler behaviour; understanding your baby's development; treating common illnesses; babyproofing your home; toilet training; working and parenting and much more. |
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The Fussy Baby Book William & Martha Sears (1996) Sears acknowledge the difficulties you face but show you how responsive parenting can turn these challenges into advantages for both you and your child. The Searses prove that difficult children can provide the most rewarding parenting experiences of all. |
1 copy available |
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The No-Cry Sleep Solution for Toddlers and Pre-schoolers Elizabeth Pantley (2005) Tools to help your one to six-year-old child get in bed, stay in bed and sleep all night by providing no-cry solutions. |
1 copy available |
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Toddler Tactics Pinky McKay (2008) Fuss-free advice and practical strategies on communication, discipline and good manners, good eating habits, routines for play and sleep, toilet training and family dynamics. |
1 copy available |
| Grief | ||
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Our Babies Have Died SANDS (Vic) (2008) This book is written by bereaved parents sharing their own stories for the benefit of others going through grief of losing a child. Parents are helped by telling their stories to others and confirm that experiences they endure after the death of their child are often common amongst other bereaved parents. |
1 copy available |
| Health and Nutrition | ||
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Baby-Led Weaning Gill Rapley (2008) Baby-led weaning explodes with myth that babies need to be spoon-fed and shows why self-feeding from the start of the weaning process is the healthiest way for your child to develop. |
1 copy available |
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Food for Health National Health and Medical Research Council (2003) Dietary Guidelines for Children and Adolescents in Australia |
1 copy available |
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NMAA Cooks Australian Breastfeeding Association (2004) Recipes for Busy Mothers. The well-known and loved cook book that has been in Australian kitchens since 1975 has been reprinted due to popular demand. |
2 copies available |
| For Fathers | ||
| Beginning Fatherhood Warwick Pudney and Judy Cottrell (1998) Informative, and reassuring, this guide for expectant fathers provides not only practical advice on the part you can play to support and nurture your partner, but also encourages you to claim your involvement with your unborn child before, during and after the birth process. |
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| Humour and Inspiration | ||
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I've Had Enough! Neil Matterson (1994) The cartoons create a new perspective on the beginnings of life outside the womb. Despite the humorous approach, the two most basic needs, nourishment and love, are sensitively portrayed in many breastfeeding situations. |
1 copy available |
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Is He Biting Again? Neil Matterson (1984) Comic book looking at the gentle art of breastfeeding. |
1 copy available |
| For Children | ||
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Everyone's Got a Bottom Tess Rowley (2007) Everyone's got a bottom is a story about Ben and his brother and sister learning and talking together about bodies. It is a tool for parents and carers to gently start a conversation with children about self protection. It's about children keeping safe in a style that is fun, positive and protective. |
1 copy available |
| Videos | ||
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Baby Led Weaning (DVD) Gill Rapley (2008) Baby-led weaning (BLW) uses babies' naturally-developing skills and curiosity. It allows them to make a gentle, safe transition to family food at their own pace, learning as they go. Forget purees and spoon feeding, fussy eaters and mealtime battles, and find out how to make eating together easy and fun for the whole family! |
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Baby-Led Breastfeeding (DVD) Christina Smillie (2010) In this DVD we see mothers learning to breastfeed naturally - by letting their babies show them how. Like kittens and puppies human babies are already hardwired to seek out and find the breast. In this video, we see just how babies can do it - when we get out of the babies' way. |
1 copy available |
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Dunstan Baby Language (DVD) Priscilla Dunstan (2006) The system will teach you that your baby's first communications occur before crying develops. The sooner you recognise the sounds and their meaning the quicker needs will be met. Your baby will become more relaxed, confident and happy and so will you. |
1 copy available |
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Mother and Baby with Sue Cox (DVD) Sue Cox (2007) 'The First Week' shows what to expect and what is normal in the first week after baby is born. It also illustrates the importance of skin-to-skin contact and the first feed. 'Getting it Right' teaches how to position and attach baby for breastfeeding and features Sue helping three mothers attach their babies to the breast. Includes beautiful close ups of babies correctly attached at the breast. |
1 copy available |
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Pinky McKay's Baby Massage (DVD) Pinky McKay (2008) Pinky McKay will show you how to calm and connect with your baby as you follow her simple step by step instructions to massage your baby. |
1 copy available |
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The Business of Being Born (DVD) Abbey Epstein (2007) Should most births be viewed as a natural life process, or should every delivery be treated as a potentially catastrophic medical emergency? |
1 copy available |
| CDROMS | ||
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Billings Ovulation Method Billings (2004) CD-Rom covering the basics of using the Billings Ovulation Method to help with preventing or assisting conception. |
1 copy available |
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Hot Milk Australian Breastfeeding Association (2007) Extracts from the conference speakers. |
1 copy available |
| Logan Breastfeeding Symposium Australian Breastfeeding Association (2007) Extracts from speakers at conference. |
1 copy available | |