Sarah’s Blog
Hello and welcome to my blog. Since the release of Midwife Wisdom, Mother Love I’ve constantly been asked when is your next book coming out? Women tell me they want to hear about what happens after the birth, after the hospital stay. They want to know how to survive the endless sleepless nights, what the best trick is for getting an overtired baby to bed and is it OK if you don’t particularly like your baby some days? Well the good news is that book two is up and running, not on the bookshelves yet, but way into it’s development stage, and as part of this I’ve decided to blog it here for all my readers out there in cyberspace. Looking forward to all your feedback and comments, enjoy! May all your babies be beautiful but more importantly, may they all be peaceful sleepers, lots of love, Sarah.
August 10th, 2009
The Australian federal government is set to legislate mid next year that it will no longer be legal for a private practising midwife to deliver a baby at home. Effectively they will be taking away women’s choice to birth their babies where they want to, a choice that has been women’s since humans first walked the earth. This choice continues to be available to women who live in countries like New Zealand, The United Kingdom, Canada and the Netherlands, countries whose governments support homebirth as a safe and valid option. Read the rest of this entry »
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November 9th, 2007
First of all, when it comes to parenting there are no shoulds, it’s up to you where your baby sleeps, do what works for you and your family, do what makes your heart sing. Read the rest of this entry »
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October 17th, 2007
Babies, like adults, have periods of light sleep and periods of heavy sleep.
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October 4th, 2007
All babies cry. They can’t talk, they can’t use hand signals, they can’t move away from a situation they’re not happy about, so they cry.
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