How to Succeed in Breastfeeding Without Really Trying, or Ten Steps to Laugh Your Way Through
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Health & Well Being, Health
| Author: | Natasha Shur, Paulina Shur | ISBN: | 9789814338387 |
| Publisher: | World Scientific Publishing Company | Publication: | November 28, 2008 |
| Imprint: | WSPC | Language: | English |
| Author: | Natasha Shur, Paulina Shur |
| ISBN: | 9789814338387 |
| Publisher: | World Scientific Publishing Company |
| Publication: | November 28, 2008 |
| Imprint: | WSPC |
| Language: | English |
How to Succeed in Breastfeeding Without Really Trying provides new mothers with humorous, easy-to-use, hands-on advice and step-by-step instructions on how to initiate, sustain, and actually succeed in breastfeeding. After giving birth, many women are shocked to discover that breastfeeding does not come naturally; rather, it is painful and awkward. Feeling both frustrated and exhausted, they often find themselves without help or support from hospital staff. Not surprisingly, many do not initiate or prematurely quit breastfeeding. This book is written not only to help women breastfeed, but also to help them feel better overall, especially postpartum — perhaps the most joyful yet tearful time in a woman's life.
Contents:
- Choose Nursing Over Nurseries (While Pregnant, Think Breastfeeding)
- Become a Lioness (and Fight Common Sabotages in the Hospital-Jungle)
- Survive Getting Eaten Up (and Solve Feeding Confusions)
- Regress to a Pre-School Level (It Is All about Pee and Poop)
- Shape-Up at Baby Boot Camp (the First Six Weeks Postpartum)
- Strut Your Stuff (in the Face of the General Public)
- Fight the “Yottle” in Your Baby's Bottle (with the Help of Dr Seuss)
- Sleep Like a Baby (or with a Baby)
- Pump It Up (Without Losing Your Sanity)
- Wean Like a Winner (and Toast to Making it Through)
Readership: General public (including pregnant women, new mothers, new fathers), pediatricians and obstetricians, undergraduates (nursing, child care professionals).
Key Features:
- The book is written in a user-friendly, ten-step format. In a humorous, nonjudgmental way, it guides new mothers through all problems and obstacles associated with breastfeeding, from delivery to the postpartum period, to going back to work
- The text, poems, and color illustrations are permeated with humor, empathy, and liveliness, creating a feeling of festivity and lifting the mood (so greatly needed) of postpartum mothers
- Relevant medical and scientific explanations are humorous and easy to read
How to Succeed in Breastfeeding Without Really Trying provides new mothers with humorous, easy-to-use, hands-on advice and step-by-step instructions on how to initiate, sustain, and actually succeed in breastfeeding. After giving birth, many women are shocked to discover that breastfeeding does not come naturally; rather, it is painful and awkward. Feeling both frustrated and exhausted, they often find themselves without help or support from hospital staff. Not surprisingly, many do not initiate or prematurely quit breastfeeding. This book is written not only to help women breastfeed, but also to help them feel better overall, especially postpartum — perhaps the most joyful yet tearful time in a woman's life.
Contents:
- Choose Nursing Over Nurseries (While Pregnant, Think Breastfeeding)
- Become a Lioness (and Fight Common Sabotages in the Hospital-Jungle)
- Survive Getting Eaten Up (and Solve Feeding Confusions)
- Regress to a Pre-School Level (It Is All about Pee and Poop)
- Shape-Up at Baby Boot Camp (the First Six Weeks Postpartum)
- Strut Your Stuff (in the Face of the General Public)
- Fight the “Yottle” in Your Baby's Bottle (with the Help of Dr Seuss)
- Sleep Like a Baby (or with a Baby)
- Pump It Up (Without Losing Your Sanity)
- Wean Like a Winner (and Toast to Making it Through)
Readership: General public (including pregnant women, new mothers, new fathers), pediatricians and obstetricians, undergraduates (nursing, child care professionals).
Key Features:
- The book is written in a user-friendly, ten-step format. In a humorous, nonjudgmental way, it guides new mothers through all problems and obstacles associated with breastfeeding, from delivery to the postpartum period, to going back to work
- The text, poems, and color illustrations are permeated with humor, empathy, and liveliness, creating a feeling of festivity and lifting the mood (so greatly needed) of postpartum mothers
- Relevant medical and scientific explanations are humorous and easy to read
