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E: 31/05 A chance to win two titles from Clare Byam-Cook
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Top Tips for Breast-feeding
www.forparentsbyparents.com
A breast-feeding counsellor for over 20 years no-one knows better than Clare Byam-Cook that whilst some mothers take to breast-feeding like a duck to water, others find it more difficult and need help to get started.
Top Tips for Breast-feeding distils her expert advice into easy-to-use, practical tips that will make the experience easier and more enjoyable for every new mother. Offering a ‘quick-start’ guide it provides all the information needed for an introduction to breast-feeding along with easy-to-find trouble-shooting sections if things go wrong. With simple, reassuring advice it covers:
Top Tips for Bottle-Feeding
Whilst most new mothers start off breast-feeding, statistics show that within six weeks the majority will have given up, finding breast-feeding too difficult or painful. Even mothers who find breast-feeding easy will usually give bottles at some point (as top-ups or when they return to work) and some mothers know in advance that they won’t be able to breastfeed (because of surgery, medication etc). Clare Byam-Cook estimates that at least 98 per cent of babies are given a bottle at some point in their lives.
Despite these figures, many mothers are not given full information about bottle-feeding in their ante-natal classes. In her new book Top Tips for Bottle-feeding, Clare Byam-Cook aims to rectify this by providing clear, simple information for safe and health bottle-feeding. Rather than making you feel guilty about not breast-feeding, it offers supportive guidance on topics including:
Clare will be speaking at the Baby Show at Birmingham NEC 16th – 18th May, www.thebabyshows.co.uk
About Clare Byam-Cook
Clare is SRN.SCM, is a trained nurse and midwife with over twenty years experience with the last eighteen spent at Christine Hill’s antenatal practice in London. She is a breastfeeding expert whose celebrity client list includes Trinny & Susannah, Elizabeth Murdoch, Helena Bonham Carter, Gabby Logan, Nicola Formby, Daisy Donovan and Lucy Rusedski. Her success rates in helping mothers to breastfeed are phenomenal: a dept of Health survey in 2000 found that only 42% of new mothers who start breastfeeding are still doing so at 6 weeks. However for those mothers with existing breastfeeding problems who consult Clare, at least 87% of them are still breastfeeding 6 weeks later.
Promoter
Clare Byom-Cook - Ebury Publishing
This competition will run from 01/05/2008 to 31/05/2008
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<SMALL><SMALL>You must be registered with us and then simply select each competition you would like to enter, to be entered into our free prize draw. The draw is not open to employees of forparentsbyparents.com. Only individuals who are registered or register with the site and who have chosen to take part in a particular competition will be eligible to enter the prize draw. Open to UK Residents only Only persons over the age of 18 years old are eligible to enter this competition. Only one entry per person per competition is permitted. There is no cash alternative. The judge's decision is final. We reserve the right to display the name and town of prize winners on the site. No other personal identifiers will be used. Anyone who does not want their name to be displayed should email the site once they have registered or submitted an entry request. Prizes will be held for 2 weeks from the notification date above. If a prize is not claimed within this time it will be forfeit and a draw will be made to select another winner. Receipt of a registration or entry request is deemed acceptance of these rules.</SMALL></SMALL>
Good luck, and I hope that you win lot's of brilliant goodies with us.
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www.forparentsbyparents.com
A breast-feeding counsellor for over 20 years no-one knows better than Clare Byam-Cook that whilst some mothers take to breast-feeding like a duck to water, others find it more difficult and need help to get started.
Top Tips for Breast-feeding distils her expert advice into easy-to-use, practical tips that will make the experience easier and more enjoyable for every new mother. Offering a ‘quick-start’ guide it provides all the information needed for an introduction to breast-feeding along with easy-to-find trouble-shooting sections if things go wrong. With simple, reassuring advice it covers:
- How to prepare for breast-feeding
- What to expect in the early stages
- Settling into a feeding routine
- How to express milk
- Overcoming common feeding problems – for both mother and babies
- How to stop breast-feeding
Top Tips for Bottle-Feeding
Whilst most new mothers start off breast-feeding, statistics show that within six weeks the majority will have given up, finding breast-feeding too difficult or painful. Even mothers who find breast-feeding easy will usually give bottles at some point (as top-ups or when they return to work) and some mothers know in advance that they won’t be able to breastfeed (because of surgery, medication etc). Clare Byam-Cook estimates that at least 98 per cent of babies are given a bottle at some point in their lives.
Despite these figures, many mothers are not given full information about bottle-feeding in their ante-natal classes. In her new book Top Tips for Bottle-feeding, Clare Byam-Cook aims to rectify this by providing clear, simple information for safe and health bottle-feeding. Rather than making you feel guilty about not breast-feeding, it offers supportive guidance on topics including:
- How to choose the right formula for you and your baby
- Advice on sterilising bottles and other equipment
- Guidance on how to ensure your baby is receiving enough nourishment
- How to wean your breast-fed baby
Clare will be speaking at the Baby Show at Birmingham NEC 16th – 18th May, www.thebabyshows.co.uk
About Clare Byam-Cook
Clare is SRN.SCM, is a trained nurse and midwife with over twenty years experience with the last eighteen spent at Christine Hill’s antenatal practice in London. She is a breastfeeding expert whose celebrity client list includes Trinny & Susannah, Elizabeth Murdoch, Helena Bonham Carter, Gabby Logan, Nicola Formby, Daisy Donovan and Lucy Rusedski. Her success rates in helping mothers to breastfeed are phenomenal: a dept of Health survey in 2000 found that only 42% of new mothers who start breastfeeding are still doing so at 6 weeks. However for those mothers with existing breastfeeding problems who consult Clare, at least 87% of them are still breastfeeding 6 weeks later.
Promoter
Clare Byom-Cook - Ebury Publishing
This competition will run from 01/05/2008 to 31/05/2008
Terms and Conditions
<SMALL><SMALL>You must be registered with us and then simply select each competition you would like to enter, to be entered into our free prize draw. The draw is not open to employees of forparentsbyparents.com. Only individuals who are registered or register with the site and who have chosen to take part in a particular competition will be eligible to enter the prize draw. Open to UK Residents only Only persons over the age of 18 years old are eligible to enter this competition. Only one entry per person per competition is permitted. There is no cash alternative. The judge's decision is final. We reserve the right to display the name and town of prize winners on the site. No other personal identifiers will be used. Anyone who does not want their name to be displayed should email the site once they have registered or submitted an entry request. Prizes will be held for 2 weeks from the notification date above. If a prize is not claimed within this time it will be forfeit and a draw will be made to select another winner. Receipt of a registration or entry request is deemed acceptance of these rules.</SMALL></SMALL>
Good luck, and I hope that you win lot's of brilliant goodies with us.
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