Linda Tandy you say
Subject: Re: Jeanette's Post and Force feeding

I was NCAST certified in 1995, and found it an incredible asset to my
practice.  Learning about infant states, cueing and feeding information is
valuable, and really changed my practice.  I try to teach parents the cues
that infants are telling them; so many parents don't realize their baby is
born with a whole set of responses to communicate.  Makes me feel sad for my
babies born in 1980 and 1983, it would have changed the way I handled them.
And I thought I was an educated health care provider!!!

Linda J. Tandy, MSN, RN, IBCLC
Cedar Rapids, Iowa

What is NCAST?? Neonatal....??? Where did you receved your treaning?

Francoise Courville, RN, MSN. IBCLC.
Chicoutimi (Quebec)
Canada
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