Saturday, May 1, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
next La Leche League meeting in Bangkok :"Benefits of Breastfeeding for Mother and Baby".
La Leche League International
Announces its upcoming meeting for Breastfeeding Mothers in Bangkok
“Benefits of Breastfeeding for Mother & Baby”
Thursday, April 1st – 2010, from 9:30 am to 11:30am
at Ladybird International Kindergarten (21 Soi Promsri 2 ‐ Sukhumvit 39)
Breastfeeding is a simple and natural process but you may need support
and information on the correct positioning of the baby at the breast,
working and breastfeeding, avoiding problems and overcoming any
difficulties that may occur.
Knowing other mothers who have breastfed their babies can be helpful
and reassuring. Having accurate, up‐to‐date information is also
important.
Attending La Leche League meetings can help you learn about
breastfeeding from other nursing mothers. At these monthly meetings,
mothers share not only their questions and concerns but also the
benefits and joys of breastfeeding. Being in touch with La Leche League
can give you the network of support you need.
Announces its upcoming meeting for Breastfeeding Mothers in Bangkok
“Benefits of Breastfeeding for Mother & Baby”
Thursday, April 1st – 2010, from 9:30 am to 11:30am
at Ladybird International Kindergarten (21 Soi Promsri 2 ‐ Sukhumvit 39)
Breastfeeding is a simple and natural process but you may need support
and information on the correct positioning of the baby at the breast,
working and breastfeeding, avoiding problems and overcoming any
difficulties that may occur.
Knowing other mothers who have breastfed their babies can be helpful
and reassuring. Having accurate, up‐to‐date information is also
important.
Attending La Leche League meetings can help you learn about
breastfeeding from other nursing mothers. At these monthly meetings,
mothers share not only their questions and concerns but also the
benefits and joys of breastfeeding. Being in touch with La Leche League
can give you the network of support you need.
Upcoming meetings:
− Baby arrives: The family and the breastfeeding baby: Thursday, April 29th,2010.
− The art of breastfeeding and overcoming difficulties: Thursday, May 27thth, 2010.
− Baby arrives: The family and the breastfeeding baby: Thursday, April 29th,2010.
− The art of breastfeeding and overcoming difficulties: Thursday, May 27thth, 2010.
Babies are always welcome at La Leche League meetings.
Contact person in Bangkok: Jenny Perez‐Genge (La Leche League Leader)
Tel. 081‐585‐3025; lalecheleaguethailand@gmail.com
http://www.llli.org/
Tel. 081‐585‐3025; lalecheleaguethailand@gmail.com
http://www.llli.org/
For directions, please see the map of Ladybird:
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Midwifery research - Royal College of Midwives
Midwifery research - Royal College of Midwives: "Midwifery research
Related links
E-mail discussion list
Mother and Infant Research Unit
National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit
NHS Centre for Reviews and Dissemination
Doctoral Midwifery Research Society
BJOG release: Birth pains – it gets better with time
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) recognises the importance of research to its activities. These include recognising advances in practice, management, education, and evaluating services and disseminating details to members.
One of the strategic goals of the College is to broaden and strengthen its research activities.
To this end, in addition to the work already being done by the RCM UK Board for Scotland and Headquarters, the RCM has begun to develop a research network group and to publish a quarterly research page in the RCM Midwives Journal to highlight and disseminate contemporary research activities.
Your may wish to read:
Features (published in print in Midwives magazine)
Longer papers (published online by Midwives magazine)
Cutting-edge research papers (published in Evidence Based Midwifery)
Collaboration is the key to high quality research and the RCM is constantly seeking to make links with midwife researchers.
For more information please contact Frances Day-Stirk, Royal College of Midwives, 15 Mansfield Street, London W1G 9NH: frances.day-stirk@rcm.org.uk"
Related links
E-mail discussion list
Mother and Infant Research Unit
National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit
NHS Centre for Reviews and Dissemination
Doctoral Midwifery Research Society
BJOG release: Birth pains – it gets better with time
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) recognises the importance of research to its activities. These include recognising advances in practice, management, education, and evaluating services and disseminating details to members.
One of the strategic goals of the College is to broaden and strengthen its research activities.
To this end, in addition to the work already being done by the RCM UK Board for Scotland and Headquarters, the RCM has begun to develop a research network group and to publish a quarterly research page in the RCM Midwives Journal to highlight and disseminate contemporary research activities.
Your may wish to read:
Features (published in print in Midwives magazine)
Longer papers (published online by Midwives magazine)
Cutting-edge research papers (published in Evidence Based Midwifery)
Collaboration is the key to high quality research and the RCM is constantly seeking to make links with midwife researchers.
For more information please contact Frances Day-Stirk, Royal College of Midwives, 15 Mansfield Street, London W1G 9NH: frances.day-stirk@rcm.org.uk"
Midwives blog - Royal College of Midwives
Midwives blog - Royal College of Midwives: "Midwives blog
Emma Godfrey, editor of Midwives magazine, and Maura O'Malley, deputy editor, comment on topical events affecting the world of midwifery.
If you feel strongly about any of these postings, please add a comment.
(Please note all postings made in these blogs express the views and opinions of the author and are not necessarily shared by the Royal College of Midwives or Redactive Publishing Ltd.)"
Emma Godfrey, editor of Midwives magazine, and Maura O'Malley, deputy editor, comment on topical events affecting the world of midwifery.
If you feel strongly about any of these postings, please add a comment.
(Please note all postings made in these blogs express the views and opinions of the author and are not necessarily shared by the Royal College of Midwives or Redactive Publishing Ltd.)"
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Bumps & Babies next meeting on March4th,2010
March 4th, 2010 BAMBI Bumps & Babies
Gross Motor Development in Infants
Gross Motor Development in Infants
Join us as we learn about the fundamentals of Gross Motor Development in infants with Swiss-trained Pediatric Physiotherapist, Flavia Breu. Flavia is a specialized Bobath (Neurodevelopmental) Therapist and has been working for 12 years in Switzerland, Korea and Singapore. She has recently opened her private clinic in Bangkok. Flavia will discuss normal gross motor development in infants and give tips on how we, as parents, can foster and encourage it. In addition, Flavia will explain what to be aware of to detect problems or delays early.
Bumps & Babies is a support group for women of all nationalities who are pregnant, or have recently given birth. This is a great way to meet other expectant mothers or find little tots the same age as yours. Come share your experiences and get the support you need. You can make new friends or partner up with other mums to form a playgroup.
Bumps and Babies meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month from 9:30-11:30am. Donation: Members 150 baht (with membership card), non-members 250 baht.
For further information, call Kate Besleme: 089-528-9635 or bumps@bambiweb.org.
NEW LOCATION (starting Feb. 4th)
Waterford Diamond
758/14 Sukhumvit Soi 30/1, Sukhumvit Road, (10th floor)
BTS: Phrom Phong or Thong Lo.
Please don't forget to bring your BAMBI membership card and mention "Bumps and Babies" to the security guard for entry to building.
NEW LOCATION (starting Feb. 4th)
Waterford Diamond
758/14 Sukhumvit Soi 30/1, Sukhumvit Road, (10th floor)
BTS: Phrom Phong or Thong Lo.
Please don't forget to bring your BAMBI membership card and mention "Bumps and Babies" to the security guard for entry to building.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Birth into Being
This workshop is dealing also with the trauma a woman might have had due to the early sexual trauma or the trauma to her pelvic floor while giving birth. It also helps to SEAL the results of the level 1 Birthshop, bring it closer to home, so to speak, so that it becomes our good new habit, through a new awareness that allows one to see that we have a choice of perception. Consequently, from that place, every aspect of life improves, from finances to relationships, to all that we are and do, including people-making. The benefits are hard to quantify, they depend on where one is at this point in life and what it is that one wants Level 1 6th & 7th February, 2010 Cost $395 (including lunch): + Level 2 8th & 9th $700 for all 4 days Time: 9:30am - 6pm$345 Early Bird (if paid prior to J an 6th, 2010 More information please contact mummadoula@bigpond.comMonday, January 4, 2010
Effective Prenatal Education with Andrea Robertson in Bangkok
Childbirth&Breastfeeding Foundation of Thailand invites you to register for special two days workshop
'Effective Prenatal Education with Andrea Robertson' on Febuary 20-21,2010 at Narai Hotel on Silom road in Bangkok.This special workshop limited to 30 participants and registration fee is only 4500 B.More information please send email to info@cbfthai.org or Fax to 0-2722-0467 or call 08-3228-8886
'Effective Prenatal Education with Andrea Robertson' on Febuary 20-21,2010 at Narai Hotel on Silom road in Bangkok.This special workshop limited to 30 participants and registration fee is only 4500 B.More information please send email to info@cbfthai.org or Fax to 0-2722-0467 or call 08-3228-8886Breastfeeding: Nurture & Nourish. 2010 Seminar Series
for health professional and all interest in breastfeeding by Australian Breastfeeding Association.This series cover seminar,workshop in counselling and online conferences.Moredetail please visit them
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Orlando moms organize to donate breastmilk to newborn whose mother died
Thursday,October 15,2009 These was post on the by mom for mom blog.When a man facing a sudden death of his wife.A group of nine mothers have pumped more than 750 ounces of breastmilk and shared.go read it form link below.
information and picture from By Mom For Mom Blogspot.com
Breastfeeding the Adopted Child BY DIANA WEST, IBCLC, and LISA MARASCO, MA, IBCLC - Nourish - Mindful Mama
If you question will you can breastfeed ? Here you can read about breastfeeding the adopted child written by Diana West and Lisa Marasco by follow this link
Monday, December 21, 2009
WBW 2010 theme: Breastfeeding - Just 10 Steps! The Baby-Friendly Way
WABA announce the theme/slogan for WBW 2010 : Just 10 Steps! The Baby-Friendly Way
The Carolina Global Breastfeeding Institute, led by Miriam Labbok has been appointed Key Writer for the WBW 2010 Calendar Announcement and Action Folder, working with the WABA Health Care Practices Task Force, Mother Support Task Force and BFHI Working Group.
The Ultimatethailandexplorers
The voting period for selecting the Ultimate Thailand Explorers has begun! After you register you may vote for your favorite team and become eligible to win fantastic prize packages. Two lucky voters will receive US $2,500 prize packages.1. Register as an official voter.2. Check out the finalists' blogs, photos, and videos!3. Vote for your favorite team.(1 vote per 24-hour period)
http://ultimatethailandexplorers.com/
http://ultimatethailandexplorers.com/
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