Index of NEW BEGINNINGS Articles, 1996-1998

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1998	November-December 1998 * September-October 1998 * July-August 1998 * May-June 1998 * March-April 1998 * January-February 1998
1997	November-December 1997 * September-October 1997 * July-August 1997 * May-June 1997 * March-April 1997 * January-February 1997
1996	November-December 1996 * September-October 1996 * July-August 1996 * May-June 1996 * March-April 1996 * January-February 1996

November-December 1998

p. 164: Weaning and Mothers' Feelings
p. 175: Breastfeeding the Baby with Gastroesophageal Reflux
p. 178: Bringing Baby to Work
p. 180: Excessive Nighttime Nursing
p. 185: Sick Days
p. 208: Life on the Night Shift

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September-October 1998

p. 132: Family Camping
p. 139: Stubborn Thrush Meets Stubborn Mother
p. 142: Making Do with Less
p. 145: Book Reviews: The Stay-at-Home Mom's Guide to Making Money, How to Raise a Family and a Career Under One Roof, and Come Home to Your Children
p. 147: Food Fight
p. 153: Breastfeeding a Baby with PKU
p. 154: Household Chores

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July-August 1998

p. 100: Allergies and the Breastfeeding Family
p. 105: Nobody Smiles Like I Do (Breastfeeding a Baby with Down Syndrome and a Heart Condition)
p. 107: Our Breastfeeding Miracle (benefits of extended breastfeeding for sick children)
p. 109: Common Concerns When Storing Human Milk
p. 112: Refusing Morning Bottle
p. 118: Sudden Weaning
p. 120: Book Review: Shelter for the Spirit: How to Make Your Home a Haven in a Hectic World
p. 122: Rainy Days

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May-June 1998

p. 68: Breastfeeding Images in Children's Books

p. 84: The "Witching Hour"

p. 88: Pumping Buddies

p. 90: From "Mama" to Lover

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March-April 1998

p. 36: Empty Arms, Broken Hearts (death of a newborn)

p. 43: Breastfeeding after Breast Reduction Surgery

p. 45: New Breastfeeding Guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics

p. 46: A Father's Loving Care (Parenting a Baby with Down Syndrome)

p. 52: Sibling Rivalry

p. 54: Breastfeeding-Aid Sales Program

p. 55: Adventures in Pumping

p. 56: Book Review: Our Stories of Miscarriage

p. 58: Feeling Successful

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January-February 1998

p. 4: The Doula and the Breastfeeding Family

p. 8: Healthy and Petite (small breastfed babies)

p. 13: Massage for Colic

p. 14: Balancing Needs at Home and School

p. 18: From Smashing Pumpkins to Winnie-the-Pooh

p. 23: Still Nursing

p. 27: Book Review: Nursing Mother, Working Mother

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November-December 1997

p. 170: Tandem Nursing (tandem nursing a premature infant and a toddler)

p. 172: Why I Nurse My Toddler

p. 173: Richer for His Love (a father's loving support and help)

p. 175: From Baby to Toddler

September-October 1997

p. 150: Burned Out on Breastfeeding?

July-August 1997

p. 100: Sequencing ("Having it all, but not all at once")

p. 107: Hypoglycemia and the Breastfed Newborn

p. 123: Borderline Galactosemia

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May-June 1997

p. 73: Nursing Twins

p. 85: The Second Time Around

p. 86: Trusting My Heart

March-April 1997

p. 36: LLLI Philosophy (what LLL believes about breastfeeding and how it affects mothering)

p. 41: One Mother's Journey Back to Work

p. 54: Tandem Nursing

January-February 1997

p. 10: Coping with Dental Caries
p. 11: A Pediatric Dentist's Perspective
p. 15: Negotiating with an Employer during Pregnancy
p. 20: Nursing After a Breast Biopsy
p. 22: A Slow Start to Solids
p. 24: Ryan Can Nurse Today...

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November-December 1996

p. 164: A Biocultural Approach to Breastfeeding

p. 184: Nursing My Breastfed Miracle

September-October 1996

p. 136: Loving the High Need Baby

p. 148: Naps without Nursing

p. 151: High Need Toddlers

July-August 1996

p. 107: Fluoride Supplementation in Childhood
p. 114: Three's a Crowd?
p. 118: Getting More Milk when Pumping

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May-June 1996

p. 68: Life in the Twin Zone

p. 77: Tandem Nursing

p. 78: Fiddling the Night Away ("twiddling" the breast)

p. 85: The After-Work Rush

March-April 1996

p. 36: "More Than Milk" (how breastfeeding benefits the mother)

p. 41: Dealing With Tongue-Tie

p. 46: Surprised by a Preemie

p. 51: Hand-Expression

January-February 1996

p. 8: Nursing Max
p. 9: A Triple Play!
p. 26: Finding Support

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