http://www.ibfan.org/IBFAN consists of public interest groups working around the world to reduce infant and young child morbidity and mortality. See Baby Milk Action for the UK campaign group. Visit this site if you want an overview of the issues surrounding formula promotion worldwide A brief Continue Reading
The Food of Love
http://www.thefoodoflove.org/ A humourous look at breastfeeding by cartoonist, Kate Evans. Will give you a smile whilst learning about breastfeeding. Continue Reading
The Continuum Concept
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The Babywearer
[thumb]http://www.thebabywearer.com[/thumb]Probably the biggest and most established Babywearing site on the internet. Includes an enormous community and reviews of hundreds of retailers, slings and carriers. If you only visit one site about babywearing, this is it. Continue Reading
Talk to your baby
[thumb]http://www.talktoyourbaby.org.uk[/thumb] Continue Reading
Slingmeet
[thumb]http://www.slingmeet.co.uk/[/thumb]Meet other Baby sling wearing parents and read information about babywearing. Discussion forum for arranging meetings with other sling users. Good if you are struggling with your sling or want to try different types out before you buy one. Continue Reading
Sling Babies
[thumb]http://www.slingbabies.co.nz[/thumb]New Zealand site with excellent, clear and easy to digest information about babywearing. Continue Reading
Sheila Kitzinger
[thumb]http://www.sheilakitzinger.com/[/thumb]Renowned natural childbirth activist and midwifery specialist, Sheila Kitzinger has written many books on the subject. This is her website. Continue Reading
Pushed birth
[thumb]http://www.pushedbirth.com/[/thumb]What's a pushed birth and how to avoid it. [feedlist listurl="http://feeds.feedburner.com/Pushedbirth?format=xml" limit=5] Continue Reading
NICE – National Institute for Clinical Excellence
[thumb]http://www.nice.org.uk[/thumb]NICE is the National Institute of Clinical Excellence. It brings accepted experts in each field together with lay and user groups to examine the most up-to-date research evidence and produce guidance for the NHS. NICE Guidelines can be useful reading for those Continue Reading