What about Gail Hertz' Little Green Book? She wrote it for Residents. I
think it's for sale on www.iBreastfeeding.com
Phyllis

> I am back on Lactnet after some absence and recently I have been asked
> to develop a breastfeeding "manual" for "health coaches" who will be a
> source of breastfeeding information among other topics for prenatal
> women. The manual should be user friendly for the health coach in a way
> that others could also pick it up and be somewhat knowledgeable in the
> area of breastfeeding, even if on a basic level (risks of not
> breastfeeding, dispel some myths,  return to work or school, basics of
> how to get started, when to contact a professional).
>
> The difference between what I am asking for and what I already know
> exits in books is that I am looking for a very structured format of
> breastfeeding information. For example, what are the questions that
> should be asked at the first prenatal visit? What is the information
> important to discuss at the first prenatal visit, middle visits, and
> last trimester visits? Even to the point of having a script of questions
> to ask and important points.


--- Phyllis Adamson, IBCLC, RLC
--- Glendale, AZ, USA
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