Post Partrum - A Good Start
There are many things to consider when you have a baby.
- Do you have your baby vaccinated with Vitamin K at birth?
- Do you have your baby vaccinated with Hepatitis B at birth?
- Do you conventionally vaccinate your child?
- Do you use homoeopathy to immunise your child?
- Do you breast feed?
- What foods should a breast-feeding mother eat or avoid?
The Australian Vaccination Network has a great deal of information on the content and reactions of routine vaccinations. They are tireless in their efforts to keep our options open and free from enforced vaccination.
Birth International, www.birthinternational.com is a great web site to check out on all things about babies. Breast-Feeding, the Babies Choice by Ann-Marie Widstrom (video), Breast Feeding Matters by Maureen Minchin (book) are available from them.
The best way to initial a good breast feeding program is at birth. It is essential that the mother is not hurried, as is frequently done in a busy hospital.
When the baby is a few weeks old, it's a good idea to see a a good cranio osteopath. The spine is often put out with the use of forceps or suction and will cause problems later in life.
Reference
Some of the information here has been gained from Patricia Hatherly, a lactation consultant and homoeopath practising in Queensland. You can visit her web site on www.patriciahatherly.com
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