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 Titles Published by Lact-Aid
We have a growing collection of articles, journals, FAQs,
and press releases published by Lact-Aid International, Inc. Subjects are varied, and
include monographs based on a survey of 606 cases of relactation and induced lactation,
which was conducted by Kathleen G. Auerbach, Ph.D., and Jimmie Lynne Avery. We have back
issues of the classic breastfeeding journal that was years ahead of its time, Keeping
Abreast Journal. So, if you missed it, we've got several issues in stock!
Special reports and selected reprints focus on adoptive nursing, premature babies,
breastfeeding after a hysterectomy, and much more. We are building a Bibliography,
creating new titles, and converting several current titles to make them available free on
our web for educational use. Visit our Library of free online
publications. Print out our Order Form, then browse the
descriptions below to select the titles you want. Then use the Order Form to phone, fax or
mail your order.
MONOGRAPHS |
M001 Management of the slow gaining breastfed baby. Kittie
Frantz PNP, Paul Fleiss MD, & Ruth Lawrence MD. Adapted from a seminar. Provides
guidelines for treating the slow-gaining infant. SOLD OUT
This monograph can be found in the Keeping Abreast Journal Back Issue
V3N478, below. |
M003 Relactation and the premature infant: report from a survey.
Kathleen Auerbach Ph.D. & Jimmie Lynne Avery. 117 women who attempted to breastfeed
after giving birth prematurely. $ 3.00 |
M005 Nursing the adopted infant: report from a survey. Kathleen
Auerbach Ph.D. & Jimmie Lynne Avery. 240 women who attempted to nurse an adopted
infant. $ 3.00 |
| M006 Induced Lactation: a guide for counseling and management. Jimmie
Lynne Avery. A classic. Overview of normal & relactation physiology, & counseling
for positive outcome. A must for lactation consultants. $ 3.00 |
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KEEPING ABREAST JOURNAL Photocopies of sold out issues, $20.00 each. |
| V1N176 Charter Issue. Nursing mothers as consumers.
Exporting infant malnutrition. Nursing and the modern mother. Drugs in breast milk.
$3.00 |
V1N276 April/June Issue. The diabetic nursing mother.
Wisdom of a babe. Acute necrotizing enterocolitis. SuSu Mamas: breast is best in Papua New
Guinea. Sore nipples are a pain. $3.00 |
V1N476 July/Aug Issue. Guadalupe, Arizona 3rd world USA.
Infant feeding through the ages. Key to breastfeeding success. Breastfeeding &
childbirth in Australia. SOLD OUT |
| V2N277 Care of the high risk infant. Breastfeeding the
premature infant. Louisville breast milk program, part 2, Nursing a preemie. Nursing
mothers counsel. Composition of human milk. $3.00 |
V2N377 Weaning - an event or process? Fostering
breastfeeding ... pediatric program. The need to wean ... for mother...for baby? Abrupt
weaning. Relactation ... alternative to untimely weaning. Breastfeeding /weaning a
preschool child. Closet nursing… symptom of intolerance & social change. When to
wean
SOLD OUT |
V2N477 Maternal nutrition. Maternal diet & fetal
health/development. Weight control a hazard in pregnancy. Nutritional assessment of
mother. Breastfeeding & drugs in human milk. Nutrition in lactation. SOLD OUT |
| V3N178 Infant nutrition. Breastfeeding- 3rd world
considerations. Hazards of formula feeding. Human milk, more than nutritious broth.
Doctor's role in infant nutrition. Solid foods at age one. Breastfeeding & jaundice.
$3.00 |
V3N278 Breastfeeding & dental health. Breastfeeding...
dental health or pathology? the Question of fluoride. Nursing bottle syndrome.
Breastfeeding and dental caries. Breastfeeding the baby with cleft lip/ palate.
Impediments to human lactation. $3.00 |
V3N378 Bonding. Lullaby bonding. Hazards of bonding
mystique. Mothering: conflict between nurses & new mothers. Factors in neonatal
attachment .newborns are people too. Initiating & supporting early breastfeeding
SOLD OUT |
| V3N478 Child abuse - failure to thrive. When nurturing goes
wrong. Factors in preventing child abuse. Neonatal attachment, effects of neonatal
management. Medical management of breastfeeding. Failure to thrive in breastfeeding.
Managing the slow gaining breastfed baby. $3.00 |
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FAQs & REPORTS |
FAQAD001 FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions About
Nursing an Adopted Baby. Jimmie Lynne Avery.
A comprehensive review of the most often asked questions. Frequently updated.
Available Free in our Online Library.
Or, if ordered from Lact-Aid, $3.00 |
RPT011 Hormone Replacement Therapy after
hysterectomy among women breastfeeding adopted infants: pros and cons.
Jimmie Lynne Avery
Available Free in our Online Library.
Or, if ordered from Lact-Aid, $3.00 |
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