Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Clearance Nursingwear

Le Leche Leauge Meeting

LLL Evening Series Meeting #2

Come join us for the Rochester Area Evening La Leche League Meeting,

Series Topic focus: Baby Arrives- The Family and the Breastfed Baby
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
6:45pm-8:15pm

Zumbro Lutheran Church
624 3rd Ave. SW, Rochester

Directions from Broadway: Parking is available in the front
lot--follow the steps down to the nursery. Or ramp access is
available behind the church from the Soldiers Field Memorial lot and
on 7th St. SW. One of the front doors will be open. Follow signs to meeting
room.

If meeting is canceled we will send a message via this Yahoo! Group.

Meetings are open to all women interested in breastfeeding.
Babies are always welcome!

Local Leaders

Amanda 398-2688
Aimee 536-3937

Visit La Leche League International on the web. www.llli.org

Happy Bradley® Birthday!!!

Happy 2nd birthday to my very first Bradley® baby!!! All my love little miss E.B.

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Class #1 Sample - Exercise

Pregnancy Exercises

  • Specifically designed to tone and condition the muscles you will use to give birth and can aid in minimizing many pregnancy discomforts.

Tailor Sitting

  • 3 benefits
  • 3 ways the coach can help

Squatting

  • 4 benefits
  • 2 ways the coach can help

Pelvic Rocking

  • 5 benefits
  • 3 ways the coach can help

Butterfly

  • 2 benefits
  • 3 ways the coach can help

Kegel

  • 1 benefit
  • Poor tone may cause 7 problems
  • 2 ways the coach can help

Side Relaxation & Sleep Position

  • 3 benefits
  • 3 ways the coach can help

Class #2 Sample - Nutrition

The placenta allows the circulations of mother and baby to meet intimately, but never mix.

Inside the placenta the baby's capillaries are continually bathed in a "lake" of the mother's blood.

When necessary nutrients are at a higher level in the mother's blood than in the baby's, they diffuse through the one-cell thickness of the baby's capillaries.

If nutrient levels are not high enough in the mother’s blood stream then the baby does not receive what it needs and this will cause growth and development problems.

Likewise, when waste products reach a higher level in the baby's circulation, they diffuse back through the capillary network into the maternal circulation and are eventually cleansed from the bloodstream by her liver and excreted by her kidneys.

The process of oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange works the same way.

Keeping placental function up throughout pregnancy is one of the most important tasks the mother's body must accomplish.

Operation Special Delivery

Such a fantastic organization offering labor support to those families who have given up so much, sometimes everything, for our freedom. Thank you SO much to all our veterans, past and present. We can never express the depth of our gratitude for your service.

Monday, November 8, 2010

The Day 14 Myth

Very interesting information. Even the "best" tests are no match for a woman's awareness of her own body.

To read the full article, click on the title link above.

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Eight Reasons Our C-section Rate Is Too High

Dr. Priver states that over his 36 years of practice, his c-section rate never exceeded 10%. He modestly describes himself as having “no extraordinary wisdom, skills or dexterity” but offers points that he believes, if taken into consideration by OBs, could successfully decrease the c-section rate.

Read the entire article by clicking on the title link above.