Amy Quinn attachments breastfeeding Breast Pump Brie Hollingsworth Chiropractic chiropractor colick CoSleeping craniosacral therapy Debra Bochinski discomfort doula Dr. Jeanne Ohm drugs infant massage Karen Anderson lactation la leche league Lisa Coleman margaret goebel medications nutrition PJ Comfort postpartum postpartum Depression pumps Rita Allen toy safety twins
Episode 33 | April 17, 2008
Dr. James Ochi, an ear, nose and throat specialist talks about anatomical obstacles that can affect breastfeeding. Plus, how nasal aspirators can do more harm that good, why new moms should not blame themselves if newborns do not feed and cleft palets.
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Episode 32 | March 29, 2008
A mother’s battle with the ramifications of following the book BabyWise. What she learned? What was her reaction and what was the ultimate outcome? Plus, BF tip of the week.
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Episode 31 | March 20, 2008
In emergency situations, such as the aftermath of wildfires, flooding or hurricanes, breastfeeding is not merely important, it is vital – even lifesaving. This week we speak with Margaret Goebel, IBC Lactation Consultant and LLL about why remaining calm and breastfeeding as usual during unusual times is so important. Some BF tips for emergency situations and Veronicas Breastfeeding tip of the Week.
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Episode 30 | November 9, 2007
Jaundice occurs quite frequently after birth, however a diagnosis of jaundice and any interventions involved in the treatment of jaundice may throw a breastfeeding mom into a tailspin. Today we’re speaking with, Dr. Turner, a pediatrician from Kaiser Permanente, and his wife, Marilyn Turner, a pediatric nurse, lactation educator, and lactation consultant student, to help us understand what a diagnosis of jaundice means for you and your baby and how to continue to breastfeed through it.
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Episode 29 | October 16, 2007
How much lactation help do you need? Is a breast feeding support group good enough? What if you don’t have the means to hire a private lactation consultant? A lactation clinic allows you the lactation help without having to pay for it. Rose de Vigne-Jackowicz talks with us about running a lactation clinic.
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Episode 28 | October 8, 2007
Amanda joins us and shares her birthing story and how she got started with BFing. Amanda tells us about how she is dealing with Raynaud’s Phenomenon. Amanda’s twin sisters join us in the studio and share their feeling about seeing Amanda BFing for the first time. Plus “Being In The Moment”
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Episode 27 | October 7, 2007
Medela is one of the best known names in breastfeeding products. We have come to trust their pumps and other products over the years. Today we’re speaking to Donna Gibson the Southern California sales rep. for Medela. She’s going to tell us about some of their wonderful products that can get you over some of breastfeeding humps and also explain which pumps are best for what circumstances.
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Episode 26 | September 4, 2007
This week we took Mommy’s Milk and More to the 2007 ILCA (International Lactation Consultant Association) held in San Diego. We interview some amazing leaders of ILCA and speak with other Lactation Consultants about teaching new moms how to breastfeed.
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Episode 25 | August 19, 2007
Every mom has her own comfort level about nursing in public. Rochelle McLean, IBCLC, CCE joins us to talk about breastfeeding in public and shares some great tips and ideas to help you feel more comfortable; Locked in the bathroom is not an option.
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Episode 24 | August 6, 2007
So you planned your perfect birth and breastfeeding scenario. Then, it all goes awry. Your baby is sent to NICU for whatever reason and your recovering elsewhere. You don’t get to breastfeed in the 1st hour of your baby’s life, sometimes not even within the 1st day or two. What do you do to protect lactation? What do you do to get baby back to breast if he/she has already received bottles? We’ll talk with Christine Grattan, IBCLC, lactation Consultant at Scripps Mercy of San Diego Hospital about pumping and breastfeeding through the NICU experience.
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Episode 23 | July 20, 2007
What happens when latch and positioning are spot on in breastfeeding and you’re still having great pain and/or trauma to your nipples. Your baby may have tongue tie. What are the common indications that a baby may have tongue tie? What is done to correct it? Is the procedure humane? Dr. James Murphy is our guests.
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Episode 22 | July 13, 2007
You’ve heard the old saying, “Where there’s a will there’s a way,” hear the story of one woman’s will and how far it has taken her into breastfeeding even after she was told she would never be able to breastfeed. This is her story and her valuable tips on getting over certain humps to overcome breastfeeding problems.
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Episode 21 | July 3, 2007
This week Christie Johnson sits down to talk about the Alexander Technique. What it is and why/how it can help throughout your pregnancy and there after. Plus, Doris Kitchin talk about a Doula’s Duties and why you should consider having a Doula.
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Episode 20 | June 18, 2007
For centuries, aboriginal mothers have potty trained their babies - Yes, Newborns - without the use of diapers. This weeks guest, Veronica H. shares her incredible method of Elimination Communication. What is EC? How and why she did EC?… Plus, listeners questions and this weeks breastfeeding tip of the week.
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Episode 19 | June 11, 2007
Danielle Friedland of www.celebrity-babies.com talks with us about all sorts of great celeb. stuff. What celebs are breastfeeding? Who’s being a good mom? How can Hollywood help champion breastfeeding? Plus, BF tip of week and listener questions.
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Episode 18 | June 3, 2007
A teen mom tells us the key to her success in breastfeeding and how her birth story impacted her life. Where she got the resolve to have the kind of self-confidence at 16 y/o? And her incredible birth story. Plus, BF tip of the week and MUCH MORE!
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Episode 17 | May 26, 2007
Dr. Philip Anderson, a clinical professor of pharmacy at UCSD answers questions about medications while breastfeeding. How do Alcohol, drugs, caffeine and others drugs effect milk supply? Antidepressants and drugs that can help increase milk supply. Dr. Anderson provides a free online data base about all types of medications and how it can effect breastfeeding. The data base is at toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/sis/htmlgen?LACT Plus, this weeks’ BF tip of the week and a recall.
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Episode 16 | May 8, 2007
So, if you return to work at week 6 or week 12 or even week 26 does it mean that you have to give up breastfeeding? Hear the story of new mom Hilary and what struggles she may be going thru while breastfeeding and having a career as a top radio DJ in San Diego. Plus, this weeks BF Tip of the Week and more recalls. NEXT WEEK: What medications are safe to take while breastfeeding
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Episode 15 | May 1, 2007
La Leche League has an amazing history of helping new moms learn to themselves to breastfeed. Margaret Goebel is back and discusses the future for La Leche League, how it is helping and how you can help. Plus, product recalls & BF tip of the week.
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Episode 14 | April 12, 2007
Just because someone is a nurse does not make them immune to the issues they provide care for. Hear Mary’s story about her own struggles with breastfeeding and the realization that being a post-partum nurse just wasn’t enough to help mom’s who are trying to breastfeed in the post-partum period. Plus, 2 product recalls and this weeks Breastfeeding tip. And buying breastmilk on the internet…
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Episode 13 | March 16, 2007
Birth traumas can lead to difficulties in breastfeeding, sleepless babies, colic and more. Debra Bochinski, RCST, Doula, explains what Craniosacral Therapy is and how it can assist in resolving many issues with baby and MOM. Plus, recalls, breastfeeding tip of the week and caller questions.
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Episode 12 | March 11, 2007
Breastfeeding coalitions are a great resource to the breastfeeding community. They provide guidance for legislation, education, and resources for breastfeeding support in your area. Rita Allen joins us on MMM to talk about how you can get involved in your community’s breastfeeding coalition or task force. Plus, this week’s Breastfeeding Tip of the Week.
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Episode 11 | March 10, 2007
Dealing with a fussy baby can be very difficult and especially when you’re breastfeeding. Breastfeeding moms feel guilty about what foods they eat, is something in their milk making their child fussy, or are they just plain ol’ doing everything wrong. Listen to one mom’s journey into parenting a colicky baby who had other issues like reflux and torticollis. Her baby is now 3 mos. old. Hear how she got through this difficult and frustrating stage in her child’s life. Plus, Britney Spears and possible post-partum depression and this week’s Breastfeeding Tip of the Week.
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Episode 10 | February 27, 2007
Nine simple nutrition tips that make meals for the family that are healthy, fast, economical and fun. Amy Quinn, a nutrition expert, walks us through these nine simple tips developed by the Dr. Sears family and explains how important it is to get started with healthy eating habits. Plus, this week’s breastfeeding tip.
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Episode 9 | February 14, 2007
Many women are told they can’t BF due to breast surgeries. This weeks guest Annalee Hulbert, IBCLC talks about overcoming these obstacles and how you can successfully BF your baby. Also, BF in the generation X and Y eras, the importance of patience and BF attachments. Plus Analee’s “Pearl of Wisdom” and this week’s BF Tip of the Week.
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Episode 8 | February 6, 2007
Two moms in various stages of lactation talk about the difficulties they had with breastfeeding, What they did to overcome their difficulties and why they continue to breastfeed. Plus, recalls and this weeks breastfeeding tip of the week.
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Episode 7 | January 25, 2007
The Term “Postpartum Depression” is often casually and misleadingly used to describe a wide range of emotional and physical reactions that can occur after childbirth. What causes Postpartum Disorders? How long do Postpartum Disorders last? And resources to learn more and get help. Karen Anderson, Clinical Social Worker from Sharp, Mary Birch Hospital joins us to talk about Postpartum Depression and shares some important information every mom should know.
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Episode 6 | January 22, 2007
Chiropractic care in pregnancy is an essential ingredient to your pre-natal care choices. A large percent of all pregnant women experience back discomfort/ pain during pregnancy. Not only is this uncomfortable for you but it is also uncomfortable for your baby. This week Dr. Jeanne Ohm joins Mommy’s Milk and More to talk about family wellness first! Chiropractic and Pregnancy: Greater Comfort and Safer Births. Plus some resources to help you find a Doctor of Chiropractic.
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Episode 5 | January 11, 2007
Certified Instructor of Infant Massage and Early Childhood Interventionist, Brie Hollingsworth, M.A., CIIM joins us to talk about Infant Massage. How Infant Massage builds positive parenting skills, decreases your baby’s fussiness and muscular tension, facilitates circulation and digestion, improves quality of sleep and enhances your babies awareness of feeling safe and loved. Plus, we answer some questions from our PregTASTIC Forum.
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Episode 4 | January 5, 2007
Age appropriate toys (newborns, 6-12m, 12-36m) to help stimulate growth and interact with. Lisa Coleman, Promotional Specialist for Babies”R”Us joins me to talk about toy safety tips, things to think about when purchasing toys and what toys are HOT for the Holidays, including the Tenth Anniversary Tickle Me Elmo TMX. Plus some breastfeeding pumps and bottle feeding systems.
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Episode 3 | December 29, 2006
Margaret Goebel, IBC Lactation Consultant and LLL joins us to talk about breastfeeding twins and some of the hurdles she was able to overcome as a mother of twins. Plus, some great books and resources about twins and some advice about strollers and cribs. A listener calls in and some questions from our PregTASTIC Forum are answered.
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Episode 2 | December 26, 2006
Dr. Linda Palmer, BabyReference.com, is this week’s guest. Linda gives some examples of how to empower parents to make better decisions about baby care, by unraveling the newest research about hormones, bonding and breastfeeding. Dr. Palmer shares her report on CoSleeping and we talk about her book BABY MATTERS. Plus, kicked off a plane for breastfeeding and some questions from our PregTASTIC Forum.
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Episode 1 | December 12, 2006
Patricia Kelly and Joan Ortiz, founders of Limerick, Inc. and designers of the new PJ Comfort Breast Pump. Limerick strives to assist mothers in reaching their breastfeeding goals by designing and manufacturing a safe, comfortable, high quality state of the art breast pump. Plus, Oprah’s guest is talking baby talk and we answer some caller questions.
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