When breasts first start to grow, no one talks about it. There aren't any greetings cards that say, `Woo Hoo! Your breasts are developing!' but you get a birthday card when you are ten and that's just about planet Earth going around the Sun ten times. Why don't we say, "Woo Hoo!"? Because we live in a society where we often get uncomfortable and look at the floor when it comes to talking about breasts. They seem to be important in lots of ways but then there are these confusing rules that say when we're allowed to notice them and talk about them, and when we're not. This book tells you...
When breasts first start to grow, no one talks about it. There aren't any greetings cards that say, `Woo Hoo! Your breasts are developing!' but you ge...
You may be worried about breastfeeding and worried that it might 'not work'. This is a common feeling when you live in a society where breastfeeding is often sabotaged by incorrect information, patchy support from a stretched health service and powerful messages from formula companies. But it's not a feeling that is entirely logical.
You may be worried about breastfeeding and worried that it might 'not work'. This is a common feeling when you live in a society where breastfeeding i...
This is a comprehensive and accessible guide that takes a compassionate, person-centred approach to weaning which accounts for the complex emotional and physical challenges mothers may face during this process. It empowers parents to make informed, confident decisions that keep both parent and child wellbeing at heart.
This is a comprehensive and accessible guide that takes a compassionate, person-centred approach to weaning which accounts for the complex emotional a...
