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101 BREASTFFEDING IN PUBLIC:
From hiding under a blanket to legislative protection
Marsha Walker , RN, IBCLC
102 RITES OF PASSAGE: Celebrating your child’s life
changes with meaningful, heartfelt, and positive rituals, for
boys and girls.
Morgan Kennedy Henderson and Tony Lorenzen
103 BREASTFEEDING AND BREAST HEALTH:
A look at breast health through puberty, pregnancy, and
lactation. Includes a discussion about breast care and
changes during menopause as well as diagnostic procedures such
as various breast-imaging techniques. (CEU)
Michelle Helgeson, CNM, MPH.
104 HEALTHIEST KID IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD:
Ten ways to get your family on the right nutritional track.
Robert Sears, MD, FAAP
105 KANGAROO CARE:
Importance of close physical contact for breastfed babies, full
term and in the neonatal intensive care unit. (CEU)
Debbie Page, RN, IBCLC
106 SIBLING RIVALRY, SIBLING LOVE:
Understanding healthy sibling interactions. Helping children
develop relationship skills that will serve them through life.
Muriel Kramer
107 MAINTAINING A SUCCESSFUL RELATIONSHIP WHILE ATTACHMENT
PARENTING:
Find ways and time for parents to strengthen and enjoy their
relationship while raising the children. Couples are encouraged
to attend this session together.
Mary and Peter Kniaz
108 CAN I STILL HELP?
Ways for retired and seasoned Leaders to continue to contribute
to the future of La Leche League.
Jan Chetelat and Amy Shaw
VACCINES: Making an Educated
Decision for your Children.
Robert Sears, MD, FAAP
201 ATTACHMENT PARENTING FOR YOUR
TODDLER: A look at this style of parenting and how it brings out
the best in your baby.
Marie Spadaro
202 IS LA LECHE LEAGUE LEADERSHIP FOR YOU? : Learn about
the prerequisites of applying for leadership, Leader
responsibilities and what to expect during the application
period.
Yoko Taylor
203 WHEN YOUR PARENTING STYLE IS QUESTIONED: Responding to
the attitudes of those who may disagree with your parenting
choices and evaluating your reactions to them. (Fathers only)
Storm King
204 EXTENDED NURSING: A look at breastfeeding your three
year old and up.
Janna Frelich and Love Albrecht-Howard
205 TRAVELING ONCE THE CHILDREN ARE GROWN: Ideas and tips
for traveling with family and friends; learn about the LLLI
Alumnae trips, cruising, and how to travel light.
Anne White, Margie Mannke and
Charlie Hickey
206 HOMEOPATHY FOR CHILDREN: Treating your child's
ear aches, rashes, croup, and other common illnesses.
Practical skills will be emphasized.
Rodd Stockwell, MD
207 VOLUNTEER ADVENTURES FOR TEENS: Volunteer
opportunities your teenagers can participate in locally or
around the world to benefit themselves and others.
Kimberley Harding
208 BABY-WEARING: Demonstrations of different carriers,
ways to breastfeed in the carrier, and ways to carry a
toddler.
Melissa Gentile
301 ATTACHMENT PARENTING YOUR SEVEN
to TEN YEAR OLD: How do you stay attached now that your child is too
big to carry or nurse? The importance of attachment right
through the teen years.
Marie Spadaro
302 TEACHING CHILDREN FEELING WORDS: How to teach children to
use feeling words to express their emotions; resolving
undesirable behavior.
Suellen Slater
303 NIGHTTIME PARENTING: A look at various options for nighttime
parenting.
Brenda Allair
304 A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE: Find out how Leaders
in our Area are involved in a few ongoing research projects,
with a view of technological things to come.
Lezlie Densmore and Janna Frelich
305 INFANT MASSAGE: Learn massage techniques that
will enhance bonding and attachment, relieve colic, and relax
baby
Laura Viale, LMT
306 BIRTH: WELCOMING THE PHYSICAL CHALLENGE: A look
at the rewards and challenges of experiencing the process of
birth, with a discussion of our cultural attitudes and beliefs
about pain in childbirth.
Nancy King and Sheila Roberts
307 MEDICATIONS FOR THE NURSING MOTHER AND BABY: When a mother and/or baby needs medications or medical treatment for an illness; choosing options and dialoguing with your medical professionals and support system. (CEU)
Susan Browne, MD
308 LESS IS MORE: Short-and long-term advantages
to an old-fashioned lifestyle. Ideas for simplifying and
enriching our family life in this high-tech age.
Sally Newell
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