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"Pam Hirsch, RN, BSN, CLC" <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 18 Jan 2006 09:59:53 -0500
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Hello, All:  I just read your wonderful post, Nicki, on the seminar you 
went to featuring the top minds/researchers in the co-sleeping/attachment 
parenting arena.  I just received a book that I found by accident on 
amazon.com (used book, but came to me brand-new shrink-wrapped) while I was 
ordering 5 copies of Nancy Mohrbacher's (thanks, Nancy, for yet another 
wonderful resource) new book.  I am using it for a staff training program I 
will be doing this spring - the book is one of the required readings.  
Anyway, the title of the book is "Breastfeeding and Catholic Motherhood" 
and is definitely written from the Catholic point of view.  The co-authors, 
Sheila and John Kippley (husband and wife best known for authoring several 
books on natural family planning) have written how breastfeeding and mother 
and baby "togetherness" is the natural order and God's "plan".  I have only 
skimmed thru it since I just got it last night, but the author makes 
several wonderful points about what being a mother is all about within the 
natural order of things.  She also comments how a mother makes a "gift" of 
herself every time she nurses her baby.  She quotes the Pope, bishops, 
priests and Catholic scholars and outlines the Catholic Church's stand on 
breastfeeding and how the Catholic Church has an obligation to promote, 
support, and protect breastfeeding.  Hmmm...that sounds familiar.  She 
states in her introduction that she hopes people of all faiths read the 
book.  In my opinion, I think it would be interesting reading for non-
Catholic Christians and non-Christians alike, as there is much food for 
thought that transcends specific faith groups.

Pam Hirsch, RN,BSN,IBCLC
Clinical Lead, Lactation Services
Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital
Barrington, IL  USA
(Christian, but not Catholic hospital)

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