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"<Glenni Lorick BSE, IBCLC>" <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 27 Oct 1997 22:07:42 CDT
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Just received my October edition of Focus on the Family magazine ( it
takes a little longer to get to Costa Rica, I guess.)  I noticed that on
Wed. - Fri., Oct. 29 - 31, the theme for the radio broadcast will be
"Parenting Basics:  The First Year."  We don't get FOF in English here,
and the spanish version doesn't necesarily follow the English calendar.
I would LOVE to hear what Dr. Dobson's medical panel has to say about
breastfeeding and infant care -- especially as far as the issue of
"spoiling" goes.  This is how the programs are billed: "A panel of
experts from Focus on the Family's Physician Resource Council joins Dr.
Dobson for a lighthearted discussion of the serious issues of raising a
newborn baby.  You'll learn more about the joys and trials of being a
parent."
            I do know that Focus on the Family has a letter about the
Ezzo material which incates disagreement with some of their principles
in a rather inocuous manner. However, they have never wholeheartedly
supported Dr. Sears either. (I am a tremendous fan of Dr. Dobson,
though).
            If anyone happens to listen to these broadcasts, I'd really
appreciate a note telling me your impressions.  TIA
            By the way, on the issue of *support* groups:  I used to
have a Christian breastfeeding support program which I called "Mothers
Inviting Loving Comfort."  We billed it as an "encouragement group."
            Congratulations to all you new IBCLC's!
Glenni Lorick, B.S.E., I.B.C.L.C.
San Jose, Costa Rica
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