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Breastfeeding Basics, Vol 1: The Breastfeeding guide | ||||
| Teach expectant
parents why they should breastfeed and entertain them at the same
time! A take-off on the popular game show format, The Breastfeeding
Game explains the benefits breastfeeding offers to both baby and
mom. Order
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Breastfeeding Basics, Vol 2 Valerie's Diary: How to Breastfeed | ||||
| The how-to's
of breastfeeding are clearly taught in this engaging program. From
proper latch-on, to hunger signals, to healthy weight gain, parents
learn everything they need to know to successfully breastfeed. As
Valerie writes in her diary, viewers also learn about the emotional
joys and challenges of breastfeeding. Ways for partners to be supportive
and helpful are also shown. |
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Breastfeeding Basics, Vol 3: Straight Talk From Breastfeeding Moms | |||||
| This program encourages
moms to breastfeed their babies well beyond the first few months.
Five mothers share their own breastfeeding stories and give practical
tips and problem-solving strategies for working through breastfeeding
challenges. Order # P434 |
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Breastfeeding Basics, Vol 4: Simple Solutions | ||||
| Part 1 teaches
moms how to prevent and treat breastfeeding problems that often
get in the way, or stop breastfeeding entirely. Prevention is emphasized
through proper latch-on and early interventions. Part 2 gives in-depth
information on the how-to's of pumping, handling and storing breastmilk.
Order # P435 |
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| From Bottles to Breasts to Baby-Friendly: The Challenge of Change | ||
| This program, directed and
produced by Anne Merewood, IBCLC and Barbara L. Philipp, MD, IBCLC,
takes an inspirational look at one hospital that threw out the bottles
to become the first Baby-Friendly site in Massachusetts. Insightful,
sometimes poignant vignettes show how Boston Medical Center motivated
staff to change outdated practices and promote breastfeeding, raising
initiation rates from 58 to 87 percent in four years. Also includes
rare footage of an infant crawling to the breast and self-attaching
after birth. A shot-in-the-arm video, guaranteed to entertain and
inspire breastfeeding advocates everywhere! Ages 13 - Adult, Released
2001, 15 minutes |
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Breastfeeding, Better Beginnings | ||||
| Acclaimed postpartum
specialist, Jeanne Driscoll, combines humor with solid, real world
information to create a "You Can Do It" film especially
for new mothers. The result is an intimate, thoughtful study of
the art and practice of breastfeeding. For the emotional and factual
support new mothers need to begin breastfeeding their babies - this
movie is a gem! Ages 13 - Adult, Updated 1998, 20 minutes |
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Teen Breastfeeding: The Natural Choice 2 Volume Set | |
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1: Why Breastfeed? Upbeat and enthusiastic, Volume I motivates teens to breastfeed. A diverse group of teen mothers present their real-life stories of fitting breastfeeding into an active teen lifestyle including school, work and social time. Conveniently divided into five sections for easy classroom use. Volume 2:
Starting Out Right |
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14 Steps to Better Breastfeeding | ||||
| This is the breastfeeding
video educators have been asking for! A concise yet complete guide
on the how-to's of breastfeeding. In just 16 minutes you will teach
parents the essential information they need to know to breastfeed
successfully. Presented in clear, easy-to-understand language with
helpful graphics and wonderful shots of proper latch-on. Your best
choice for beginning breastfeeding instruction. Ages 13 - Adult, Released 2000, 16 minutes Order # P201S |
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Breastfeeding Basketball | ||||
| Studies
show that more women breastfeed and continue to do so longer when
they have the support and encouragement of their partners. This entertaining
program addresses the benefits of breastfeeding in a way that men
will relate to. An expectant father nervously broaches the subject
over a weekly basketball game with three longtime friends. Their courtside
conversation mixes humor and information to sensitively address this
topic. Ages 13 - Adult, Released 1999, 8 minutes Order # P415 |
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