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Sarah Barnett <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 12 Nov 1995 07:54:40 EST
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I am trying to figure out which breastfeeding books to keep around
for my fledgling private practice.  I would appreciate input, to
lactnet or privately, to the following questions.
If you were distributing ONLY one book which one would it be?
What populations does this book serve best?/least?
Is there one other book to use instead to remedy the weaknesses ?

I am familiar with the following books, in their current editions:
Womanly Art of Breastfeeding, Breastfeeding Pure and Simple,
Nursing Your Baby, Bestfeeding.

i am planning on including a book with prenatal class participation
and all postnatal visits and consultations.

I will posts a summary of responses to lactnet

Thanks

Sarah Friend Barnett, M.A., LLL leader, IBCLC
Bronx (New York City), NY
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