I don't have a brochure, but I have 2 books that I loan out and recommend. Perhaps putting the names of websites and books on a 'recommended postpartum reading' type of list. 

That seems to work for me, as I tend to 'overload' mothers with brochures and handouts prenatally.  I started compiling a list of resources , that way they will ( hopefully) investigate what specifically interests them.

1 The Mother's Guide to Sex - enjoying your sexuality through all stages of motherhood, Siemens and Winks, 2000

2  After the Baby's Birth , Robin Lim, Revised 2001

I reviewed both books for a publication, and found the breastfeeding and lovemaking sections to be honest and accurate.


Mirine Dye, CCE, CD
Childbirth and Lactation Educator in the Fab Fla Keys
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