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Breast feeding books

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jellyjelly · 13/11/2005 21:59

Has anyone read a really good breastfeeding book that you can recomdend?

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mears · 13/11/2005 22:00

here

notasheep · 13/11/2005 22:13

I am with a local NCT group,the lady that runs it is fantastic and answered all my questions re;breastfeeding,so i cant recommend a book,sorry

suzi2 · 13/11/2005 22:14

Sorry - I get all my info from the ladies here and from kellymom.com

sazhig · 13/11/2005 23:32

"womanly art of breastfeeding" from LLL is excellent

bobbybob · 14/11/2005 02:14

One called "so that's what they're for!" which is a little american but I remember enjoying it when ds was around 5 weeks old.

hub2dee · 14/11/2005 06:21

We saw a very well known bf counsellor at the John Radcliffe, Oxford. She has written a book with two others:

Bestfeeding: Why Breast Feeding is Best for You and Your Baby
Mary Renfrew, Chloe Fisher, Suzanne Arms

here at Amazon

mears · 14/11/2005 19:22

this book was my bible

The index gave you every problem you could think of, so it wasn't necessary to read it from front to back.

hub2dee · 14/11/2005 19:25

hiya mears. Hope new job still OK. dd now a big baby - tripled birth weight, drinking 250mil 4 or 5 times a day ! A very happy and easy and sleepy baby ! Thanks for all your help in the early days !

manzanilla · 14/11/2005 19:32

Can I second the recommendation of Bestfeeding - really eoncouraged me to do it. All my Qs
have been answered over 7 1/2 months(and still going), and i really rate the advice and the practical help eg with pictures of a good hold etc.

NotQuiteCockney · 14/11/2005 19:34

Can I suggest that breastfeeding babies is a wiser idea?

Books aren't very good at latch, and they get really soggy.

mears · 14/11/2005 19:39

Nice to see you Hub - glad Camille is thriving

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