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There's Mothering magazine, which does not accept ads for infant formula (I think I've seen ads for toddler formula, clearly indicating that it's for over 1 year olds). Mothering is very pro-bf, anti-circ, anti-vax, pro-co-sleeping, pro-alternative medicine, pro-home birth, so you probably want to look at a few issues before putting it into a hospital! I wonder if Mothering would consider writing a magazine specifically for the hospital market. http://www.mothering.com/
Another magazine I like is Brain, Child: The Magazine for Thinking Mothers. It's mainly essays on parenting; it's not really a baby magazine, though there are certainly baby essays. No formula ads that I have ever seen, but they did have an essay once--I haven't read that issue--on how formula was a marriage equalizer. http://www.brainchildmag.com/
What I love about both magazines is that their articles are thoughtfully written at the high school graduate level, not a 6th grade level.
Wow, what would a free Baby Friendly magazine be like?
Julie Tardos,
still awaiting Exam results
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>Does anyone know of any baby friendly magazine options for moms in the hospital or clinics? All of the normal freebie magazines are full of formula advertising and I am hoping to find some baby friendly alternatives to look into. Thank you in advance.
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>Sandra Jean Taylor
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