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Mothering the New Mother
Nine comprehensive chapters cover resources, networks, information, stories and advice to nurture, validate and empower the new mother with practical suggestions and hands-on solutions provided by doctors, nurses, midwives, other caregivers, and more than 100 new mothers.
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American Women in Jazz
Here, for the first time, is the rich and diverse history of women jazz musicians, from rural tent shows and local dance halls to urban theaters and the vaudeville stage, from the steamboats of St. Louis to wartime army bases, from big bands and small combos to the yearly Women's Jazz Festival in Kansas City and New York's Salute to Women in Jazz. Based on three years of extensive research and nearly seventy-five personal interviews, American Women in Jazz presents profiles of over sixty women, set in the context of the musical and social history of the times, many of whom have never before had a chance to tell their story or to speak as honestly, completely, and with such feeling as they do now.
Swing Shift
The story, based on extensive individual interviews, of the women’s swing bands that toured extensively during World War II and after -- a kind of “League of their Own” for jazz.
Mothering the New Mother
Drawn from three years of research including interviews with over 100 new mothers, Placksin covers everything from homecare options, postpartum depression, breastfeeding problems, workplace negotiation strategies, adjusting to full-time motherhood, and more.
A Social History of Maternity and Childbirth
People are fascinated by stories of childbirth, and the sources to document maternity in Britain in the twentieth century are rich and varied. This book puts the history of maternity in England into its wider social context, highlighting areas of change and continuity, and charting the development of pregnancy and birth as it emerged from the shadows and became central to social debate. A Social History of Maternity and Childbirth considers the significance of the regulation and training of midwives and doctors, exploring important aspects of maternity care including efforts to tackle maternal deaths, the move of birth from home to hospital, and the rise of consumer groups. Using oral histor...
Acceptable Risk
A framework for making decisions about risks, with recommendations for research, public policy, and practice.
Do You Have Any Questions?
Why does she open the windows in the middle of winter? How do I know if it's labor? Why do I need that test? How much weight should I gain? These and 96 other common questions from pre-conception to going home with your newborn are answered by one of the country's leading obstetrician/gynecologists. Her experience in delivering over 2,500 babies, and being a mother and grandmother herself, puts Dr. Mary Jane Bovo in a unique position to know what the commonly asked questions are, and to know the answers as well.More and more, physicians have little time to educate patients. Insurance companies pay for procedures but not for educating the individual on how to take care of herself. Dr. Bovo fills this gap with her latest book. -- Questions answered in frank, straight-forward language -- Written by one of the country's leading obstetrician/gynecologists
Becoming Us
"Recommended: Childbirth educators"--Cover.
