books read
Jan. 16th, 2005 02:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fleaIna May's Guide to Childbirth, Ina May Gaskin. Birth stories and information from the head midwife at The Farm, which seems to be a sort of commune in Tennessee. A little hippie, but makes me want to have another baby right now! (Yes, I liked childbirth. It was work and somewhat painful, but what an accomplishment! I would happily birth 10 children if someone would then take them away and return them to me at the age of 6 months, or alternately provide me with full-time in-home professional nanny services.)
Diane Bengson, How Weaning Happens. I haven't weaned Casper, and don't have a plan to, though I am thinking about night weaning. A useful book for looking ahead, though - it's a La Leche League book, so advocates a "natural" approach.
Diane Bengson, How Weaning Happens. I haven't weaned Casper, and don't have a plan to, though I am thinking about night weaning. A useful book for looking ahead, though - it's a La Leche League book, so advocates a "natural" approach.