Debbie,
         Do you mean resource books for staff or for families?  There's a
lot of overlap though...

The Breastfeeding Answer Book
Hale: Medications in Mother's Milk, and
         Clinical Therapy in Breastfeeding Patients
Bestfeeding
So *that's* what they're for!
Lawrence & Lawrence -- Breastfeeding: A Guide for the Medical Profession
Riordan & Auerbach

The Delivery Self-Attachment video is short & sweet and costs less than
many books do.  Likewise there's a video put out by the Texas WIC called
Infant Feeding Cues or Infant Cues.  Both these have no voiceover or people
lecturing the viewer from the screen -- just a little text accompaying
footage of babies/mothers.  Great for anyone -- including those who have
difficulty with reading, don't know English, or are just plain sick of
being *told* stuff.

Have fun!
Elise

At 10:38 AM 7/7/03 -0400, you wrote:
>From:    Deborah Colbert <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: BREASTFEEDING RESOURCE BOOK FOR INPATIENT OB/NURSERY RNS
>
>Dear Lactnet:  I have been approached by my nurse
>manager to locate a resource book for basic
>breastfeeding that would be appropriate for our level
>1 OB/Nsy department.  Currently we have LLL books,
>Breastfeeding, A Parent's Guide, The Nursing Mother's
>Companion, Nursing Mother, Working Mother. Any
>recommendations can be forwarded to me at
>[log in to unmask]
>Sincerely,
>Debbie Colbert RNC, IBCLC

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