The Harvard Common Press' 2010-2011 Childbirth and Parenting Catalog

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58 Days Old. The two-month visit to your babys doctor is comingup. This visit will probably be longer than the preceding one, since the first vac-

cines will be given. Think about what questions you might ask, write them down

in this diary, and bring it along. The doctor can be a good source of information

about many things, including local mothers groups and lactation specialists. Ifpossible, bring along your partner or a friend to take notes, to hold the baby, or

to help you later recall medical explanations.

T H E NUR S I NG MO T H E

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While nursing a baby may seem simple and instinctive, it of-

ten doesnt come naturally. Te Nursing Mothers Companion

has been among the best-selling books on breastfeeding for 25

years, and is respected and recommended by professionals and

well loved by new parents for its encouraging and accessible

style. Kathleen Huggins equips breastfeeding mothers with all the

information they need to overcome potential diculties and

nurse their babies successfully from the rst week through the

toddler years, or somewhere in between. is fully updated

and extensively revised edition provides new information on

topics such as: Nursing after a cesarean How to resume breastfeeding after weaning (relactation) Nursing a near-term (3- to 5-weeks premature) baby Treating postpartum headaches and nausea Nutritional supplements to alleviate postpartum

depression

Sharing a bed with baby (co-sleeping) and the risk ofSIDS

Introducing solid foods Expressing, storing, and feeding breast milk Reviews of breast pumps

Readers will also nd Hugginss indispensable problem-solving

survival guides, set o by colored bands on the pages for quick

reference, as well as appendices on determining babys milk needs

in the rst six weeks and the safety of v arious drugs during breast-

feeding. Now more than ever, Te Nursing Mothers Companion is

the go-to guide every new mother should have at hand.

September368 pages, 6 x 9

Paperback $14.95

ISBN: 978-1-55832-720-7

The Nursing Mothers Companion25th Anniversary Edition

By Kathleen Huggins, R.N., M.S.

The Nursing Mothers CompanionBreastfeeding Diary

By Kathleen Huggins, R.N., M.S., and Jan Ellen Brown

Kathleen Huggins is a registered nurse and board-certied

lactation consultant who has been counseling breastfeeding

mothers for more than 25 years. She is also the coauthor of Te

Nursing Mothers Guide to Weaning, 25 Tings Every Nursing

Mother Needs to Know, and Nursing Mother, Working Mother. She

lives with her family in San Luis Obispo, California.

Jan Ellen Brown is a board-certied lactation consultant commit-

ted to helping new mothers succeed in nursing their babies. She

is a frequent speaker on breastfeeding and parenting issues and

works in as a maternal and child health specialist in Charlotte,

North Carolina, where she also lives.

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El libro esencial para madres lactantesSeptember368 pages, 6 x 9

Paperback $14.95

ISBN: 978-1-55832-736-8

To mark the publication of the 25th anniversary edition of her

trusted breastfeeding guide, Kathleen Huggins has collaborated

with her 25 Tings Every Nursing Mother Needs to Know coau-

thor Jan Ellen Brown to present Te Nursing Mothers Companion

Breastfeeding Diary. is helpful diary is a daily log that enables

nursing moms to easily keep track of the time and frequency

of feedings, naps, and diaper changes. Inspirational quotes and

breastfeeding tips from the authors about what to expect during

the rst two months of nursing make this both a practical tool

and a source of support for new mothers. With plenty of space for

journaling and a user-friendly spiral binding, its a perfect shower

or new-baby gift!

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Parenting Your

Internationally

Adopted ChildPatty CogenPaperback $14.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-326-1

Adopting th

Older ChildClaudia L. JewPaperback $16ISBN: 978-0-91

Adoption NationHow the Adoption Revolution isTransforming America, Revised Edition

By Adam Pertman

In this revised edition of Adam Pertmans award-winning book,

rst published in 2000, readers will nd updated information

on every aspect of adoption and its changing role in American

society. Pertman, a Pulitzer Prizenominated journalist and

father of two adopted children, oers an uninching study of

adoption policy and processes. In addition, compelling personal

stories make this book a must-read for anyone considering adopt-

ing a child, as well as professionals in the eld.

Adam Pertman is a Pulitzer Prizenominated journalist and the

executive director of the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute. A

leading expert on adoption, his commentary has been fe atured in

theLos Angeles imes, Te Christian Science Monitor, Te Boston

Globe, Te Baltimore Sun, and Te Miami Herald, and onNation-

al Public Radio. He has appeared on television programs includ-

ing Oprah, Today, and Nightline. He lives in Massachusetts

with his wife and children. April368 pages 5 x 8

Paperback $16.95

ISBN: 978-1-55832-716-0

Natural Hospital BirthThe Best of Both Worlds

By Cynthia Gabriel

Foreword by Tim Johnson, M.D., O.B./G.Y.N.

ese days, many mothers-to-be nd themselves torn between

the desire for a natural childbirth with minimal medical interven-

tion and the peace of mind oered by instant access to life-saving

technology that only a hospital can provide. In Natural Hospital

Birth, doula Cynthia Gabriel asserts that there is no good reason

that women in North America should not be able to have both.

She shows expectant mothers what they can do to avoid un-

necessary medical interventions and how to take initiative and

consciously prepare for the kind of birth they want to have. Alsoincluded are inspiring stories from other women who know rst-

hand that natural birth in the hospital is possible. With this book,

mothers-to-be will be equipped with the knowledge they need to

ensure a satisfying hospital birth that they will look back on with

peace and joy.

Cynthia Gabriel is a medical anthropologist, mother of three, and

doula who has attended nearly 100 births. She also is the founder

of Growing Together, a Life Learning Center that oers psycho-

therapy and life coaching services in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where

she lives.

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perback $14.95 978-1-55832-718-4

ardcover $22.95 978-1-55832-717-7

Also available:Table o Contents

7. Early Labor: At Home

8. Active Labor: Taking Your Time

9. Active Labor: Coping with

Meaningful Pain

10. Active Labor: When Progress Slows

11. Active Labor: Concerns about YourBabys Heart Rate

12. Pushing and Giving Birth

13. After Labor

Part III: Pulling It All Together

14. Birth Your Way

Resources

Index

Foreword by Timothy Johnson, M.D.

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part I: Preparing for Your Babys Birth

1. You Can Do It

2. Feeling Safe

3. Getting Attached to Your

Birth Plan

4. Creating a Supportive Team

5. Extra Support for Special

Circumstances

Part II: Giving Birth

6. What Labor Feels Like: A Guide

to Sensations

Praise and awards or the frst edition:

Winner of the Book of the Year Award fromthe National Adoption Foundation

SpecialFriend of Children Award from theAmerican Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Angel in Adoption Award from the U.S. Congress

The most accessible and comprehensive view ofadoption available. Peter Gibbs, Director,Center for Adoption Research

Adoption Nation is theSilent Springof adoption. It is,quite simply, the most important book ever written on

the subject. Maureen Hogan, Executive Director,National Adoption Foundation

An important, hopeful, ambitious, and sometimeshaunting book. The Boston Globe

Adoption Nation is essential reading. The Chicago Tribune


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regnancy and childbirth new for spring 2breastfeeding and child

Helping Children Copewith Separation and LossClaudia Jewett JarrattPaperback $14.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-051-2

After Miscarriageissi Danielssonperback $12.95

BN: 978-1-55832-354-4

The Birth PartnerPenny SimkinPaperback $16.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-357-5

Crying Baby,

Sleepless NightsSandy JonesPaperback $12.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-045-1

Smart LoveMartha Heineman Pieand William J. Pieper, Paperback $15.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-182

Tough QuestionsSheila Kitzinger andCelia KitzingerPaperback $12.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-032-1

You and YourNewborn BabyLinda ToddPaperback $9.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-054-3

Moving with KidsLori Collins BurganPaperback $9.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-343-8

The Preemie Parents

CompanionSusan L. Madden, M.S.Paperback $16.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-135-9

Getting to DryMax Maizels, M.D.,Diane Rosenbaum, Phand Barbara Keating, Paperback $14.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-131

Nine Months and a DayAdrienne B. Lieberman andLinda Hughey Holt, M.D.Paperback $10.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-318-6

The VBAC

CompanionDiana KortePaperback $17.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-129-8

A Good Birth,

A Safe BirthDiana Korte and Roberta ScaerPaperback $15.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-041-3

Active Birthnet Balaskasperback $14.95

BN: 978-1-55832-038-3

Easing Labor PainAdrienne B. LiebermanPaperback $16.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-043-7

The Expectant Parents

CompanionKathleen Huggins, R.N., M.S.Paperback $11.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-334-6

unbuttonedWomen Open Up About the Pleasures,

Pains, and Politics of Breastfeeding

edited by MAUREEN CONNOLLY and DANA SULLIVAN

The Nursing Mothers

Guide to WeaningKathleen Huggins, R.N., M.S.,and Linda ZiedrichPaperback $11.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-352-0

Nursing Mother,

Working MotherGale Pryor and KathleenHuggins, R.N., M.S.Paperback $12.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-331-5

The Joy of PregnancyBy Tori Kropp, R.N.432 pages 2 color with illustrationsPaperback $14.95 ISBN: 978-1-55832-306-3

For expectant mothers, pregnancy is a time of excitement and anticipation, but its

also a time for questions: How is the baby developing? What will labor and birth

be like? Tori Kropp is a mother and registered nurse who has attended thousands

of births. In Te Joy of Pregnancy, she guides readers through pregnancy, provid-

ing all of the necessary information in a way thats authoritative and encouraging,

rather than alarming and overwhelming. e book is organized month by month,

with illustrations, Q & A , and special Dads Corner sections in each chapter. With

Toris help, moms- and dads-to-be will be able to stop worrying and celebrate this

very special time.

UnbuttonedEdited by Maureen Connollyand Dana SullivanPaperback $12.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-397-1

25 Things Every N

Mother Needs toKathleen Huggins, R.Nand Jan Ellen BrownHardcover $12.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-38


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Hello, My Name Is . . .Jeff, Truman, andWalker Bradley2 color with illustrationsPaperback $14.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-280-6

GadgetologyPam Abrams 4 color withphotographs Paper-over-boards with covered spiralbinding $14.95ISBN: 978-1-55832-346-9

25 Things Every New Mother Should KnowMartha Sears, R.N., with William Sears, M.D.Hardcover $12.95 ISBN: 978-1-55832-315-5

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