Welcome to
the Breastfeeding Café's Book Nook...
...where you'll find books on breastfeeding and
childbirth, ranging from how-to advice, to
thought-provoking commentary and insight, to
cultural critique. We highly
recommend each and every one!
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Breastfeeding Books |
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The first of four excellent resources for a new
nursing mom to have on hand. |
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Our very own Breastfeeding Cafe, a blend of
stories, insights, and cultural critique. How could
we have a book store without it? |
This book should be mandatory reading for all
health care professionals who work with pregnant
moms. |
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An excellent resource for those who have had
breast reduction surgery.
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Great resources for nursing moms returning to
work.
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More breastfeeding books to be added in the
future! |
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Recommended reading for expectant parents
What these childbirth books have in common is a
belief that every pregnant woman should make her
own birth choices based on knowledge and
information, not on standard protocol or the
advice of a particular provider. Birth from a
position of power! |
A wonderful book that dispels medical myths
surrounding birth and replaces them with the
knowledge to birth powerfully, yet gently.
Note: The author is mistakenly listed here as
Suzanne Arms. The actual author is Barbara
Harper.
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The first of two books that every pregnant woman
should read. Not "What to Expect" but what
you need to know to be critically informed about
birthing.
Note that Amazon has incorrectly identified the
author of this book. The actual author is
Henci Goer. |
An excellent book from perhaps the world's most
famous midwife. Includes lots of birth
stories, too. |
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Packed with wonderful ideas, stories, and
suggestions for you to help celebrate a woman's
transition to motherhood. |
Fascinating critique from the woman who started
the natural childbirth movement back in the
1970s. |
A fascinating, engaging memoir of an amazing
midwife, as good at story-telling as she as at
catching babies. |
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An excellent book for those who want to deeply
understand how technocratic society shapes our
approach to pregnancy and childbirth. Note that
anything by Sheila Kitzinger is excellent! |
Another great book for new moms. |
More
pregnancy and childbirthbooks to be added in the
future! |