Here's the bibliography.  I wish now that I had re-written my notes following
the conference.  I am sure that they made more sense at the time (May '96).
The speaker was Libby Fosson, RN, IBCLC, MS, Nurse Manager, Maternal/Infant
Unit and perinatal high risk, Florida Hospital, 601 E. Rollins St., Orlando,
FL 32803.  I don't think that she's on Lactnet.

Allen, Lindsey H., Pelto, Gretal H., (1985)  Research on determinants of
breastfeeding duration:  Suggestion for biocultural studies. Medical
Anthropology, pp. 97-105.

Davidowitz, Esther, (1992).  The Breast-Feeding Taboo.  Redbook, July 1992, pp
92-95, 114

Ettner, Frederic M. (1988).  Do Health Professionals Encourage Breastfeeding?.
New Beginnings  July-August 1988.  pp. 99-103

Faden, Ruth, (1988). Determinants of Infant Feeding:  Breast vs. Bottle.
Breastfeeding:  Abstracts of Active Projects, pp. 31-33

Gilhooly, Jennefer, Hellings, Pam., (1992).  Breastfeeding Problems and
Telephone Consultation.  Journal of Pediatric Health Care, Vol. 6 No. 6 pp
3433-348

Hill, Pamela D., (1991). Predictors of Breast-Feeding Duration Among WIC and
non-WIC Mothers.  Public Health Nursing, Vol.8, No. 1 pp 46-52

L'Esperance, Carol, Frantz, Kittie, (1985).  Time Limitation for Early
Breastfeeding.  Journal of Obstetric and Gynecologic Nursing, March/April 1985

Morgan, Judith, (1986)  A Study of Mothers' Breastfeeding Concerns.   Birth,
Vol. 13, No. 2, pp 104-108

Righard, Lennart., Alade, Margaret O. (1990).  Effect of Delivery Room
Routines On Success of First Breast-Feed. The Lancet, Vol. 336, (Nov. 3,
1990), pp 1105-1107

Romito, Patrizia, (1988)  Mothers' Experience of Breastfeeding.  Journal of
Reproductive and Infant Psychology.  Vol. 6  pp 89-99

Starbird, Ellen, (1991).  Comparison of Influences on Breastfeeding Initiation
of Firstborn Children, 1960-69 vs 1970-79. Social Science and Medicine, Vol.
33, No. 5  pp 627-634

Wiles, Leslie S., (1984)  The Effect of Prenatal Breastfeeding Education on
Breastfeeding Success and Maternal Perception of the Infant.  Journal of
Obstetric and Gynecologic Nursing, July/August 1984, pp 82-86



More notes deciphered:  PACE the moms:
P= position.  Get mom and baby into correct position in 24 hours.  Encourage
mom to relax and enjoy baby.
A= attachment  Attach correctly to areola, encourage eye contact with baby
C=close  Teach to hold baby in close.  Pull baby in close.  encourage touching
E=education.  teach in a logical manner, provide literature, praise, praise,
praise.

Hope all this helps.

Margie Forrest, RN, BSN, IBCLC in Wonderful Wellington, Florida, USA