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Index of NEW BEGINNINGS Articles, 2002 - 2004

NEW BEGINNINGS is the bimonthly publication for LLL members. To receive the latest issues, all you need to do is become a member of La Leche League!

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Contents

2004	November-December 2004 * September-October 2004 * July-August 2004 * May-June 2004 * March-April 2004 * January-February 2004
2003	November-December 2003 * September-October 2003 * July-August 2003 * May-June 2003 * March-April 2003 * January-February 2003
2002	November-December 2002 * September-October 2002 * July-August 2002 * May-June 2002 * March-April 2002 * January-February 2002

November-December 2004

• p.204 The Benefits of Baby Wearing
• p.209 Cherished Moments
• p.210 A Benefit Not Found In Textbooks
• p.211 Nursing through the Night
• p.211 I Am a Breastfeeding Mother!
• p.214 Helping My Baby Grow
• p.214 Overflowing with Love
• p.215 Meagan's Story
• p.215 Sharing the Joy
• p.218 Healthy Daily Routines
• p.222 Celebrating World Breastfeeding Week with Fundraising
• p.223 Conference Speakers Answer Parenting Questions
• p.224 Book Review: Gentle Baby Care
• p.226 Daredevil Toddlers
• p.230 A Gentle Husband and Father
• p.231 Tips for Single, Employed Mothers

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September-October 2004

• p. 164 Human Milk: Still the Best Choice
• p. 168 The Experience of Motherhood
• p. 169 Correcting a Weak Suck
• p. 171 Nursing Two
• p. 172 Back to Basics
• p. 174 Natural for Us
• p. 175 Good Days and Bad Days
• p. 175 Needed, Loved, and Appreciated
• p. 178 Witnessing the Birth of a Sibling
• p. 183 Book Review: Let the Baby Drive
• p. 184 Being Part of an LLL Group
• p. 186 Finding the Right Day Care Provider
• p. 189 Flax
• p. 194 Breastfeeding in Public

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July-August 2004

• p. 124 Sunlight and Vitamin D: Exposing the Benefits
• p. 128 My Personal Lactation Coach
• p. 129 Our Foundation for Health and Happiness
• p. 131 No Penalties for Breastfeeding
• p. 132 Trusting My Instincts
• p. 134 Breastfeeding After Infertility
• p. 135 Blessed
• p. 137 Nursing My Cleft-Affected Baby
• p. 138 Transitions
• p. 139 The Year of the LLL Group
• p. 140 Book Review: Building Moral Intelligence
• p. 142 Managing Debt in a One-Income Household
• p. 146 Healthy Lifestyles for Breastfeeding Mothers
• p. 154 Back to Work with Baby

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May-June 2004

• p. 84 When the Blues Arrive with Baby
• p. 89 Rewards of Tandem Nursing
• p. 90 The First Lesson in Humanity
• p. 91 Watching My Baby
• p. 91 Refusing the Breast
• p. 94 Exploring Options
• p. 94 Metamorphosis
• p. 98 Pumping and Breastfeeding at Work
• p. 100 Book Review: The Nursing Mother's Herbal
• p. 102 Cooking with Brown Rice
• p. 106 Setting Limits on Nighttime Nursing
• p. 110 Getting Ready for the 2005 LLLI Conference!
• p. 114 Boosting Fertility while Breastfeeding

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March-April 2004

• p. 44: Maternal Nutrition During Breastfeeding
• p. 49: Ten Ways to Save $12 a Week
• p. 50 :"Finger Milk"
• p. 51: Surrounded by Love
• p. 52: Letting Go of Doubt
• p. 55: Keeping My Baby Close
• p. 55: Triumphs in Breastfeeding
• p. 56: The Gift of Healing
• p. 58: LLLUSA Celebrating World Breastfeeding Week 2004
• p. 59: Three Cheers for the 2003 World Walk for Breastfeeding!
• p. 60: Book Review: The Natural Child
• p. 62: Respecting Opinions
• p. 66: Making a Memory
• p. 67: Dealing with Sleepless Nights of Motherhood
• p. 72: Nursing Strike or Not?

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January-February 2004

• p. 4: Letting Go -- A Weaning Story
• p. 9: Talking to My Baby
• p. 10: Adjusting to Limits
• p. 11: The Important Things in Life
• p. 12: Mothers are Underrated
• p. 13: Our Journey into a New World
• p. 14: A Unique Challenge
• p. 15: When Child-Led Weaning Isn't an Option
• p. 18: Toddlers Who Bite
• p. 21: Book Review: Growing Up: Attachment Parenting from Kindergarten to College
• p. 22: Staying Active in Winter Months
• p. 26: A Father's Weaning
• p. 27: Homemade "Fast Foods"
• p. 28: Helping Your Family Deal with Stress

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November-December 2003

• p. 204: Medications and the Breastfeeding Mother
• p. 210: Single, Working, and Breastfeeding
• p. 211: Outdoor Café with Comfort and a View
• p. 212: Tongue-Tied in Connecticut
• p. 213: Breastfeeding after Surgery
• p. 214: The Benefits of Breastfeeding for My Family
• p. 215: Support and Dedication
• p. 216: A Secure Place
• p. 217: She Called Me "Super Mom"
• p. 218: Handling a Home Office
• p. 222: Book Review: Adventures in Tandem Nursing
• p. 223: Growing Into Fatherhood
• p. 224: Introverted Little Ones
• p. 227: Fun Foods for Babies and Toddlers
• p. 228: Saving Money to be a Stay-at-Home Mother

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September-October 2003

• p. 166: Memories from the 2003 LLLI Conference
• p. 173: My Dream Neighborhood
• p. 174: A Baby-Friendly World
• p. 175: Medications and Mothers' Milk
• p. 176: Parenting: Current Trends and Hot Topics
• p. 176: The Power Within Each of Us
• p. 177: Building Moral Intelligence
• p. 178: Busy But Balanced
• p. 179: Attachment Parenting the Older Child
• p. 179: Good Nights
• p. 180: L.E.A.N.
• p. 180: Bring Out the Best in Your Child and Yourself
• p. 181: Japanese Culture and Breastfeeding
• p. 182: A General Theory of Love
• p. 182: Real Kids, Real Joys
• p. 183: Weaning from the Pump
• p. 187: Table Manners
• p. 190: Book Review: Bounce Back Into Shape after Baby
• p. 191: Book Review: Becoming a Father
• p. 194: Where are the Mothers?

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July-August 2003

• p. 126: Feeding on Cue
• p. 132: Tandem Mama
• p. 133: Slings and Breastfeeding
• p. 134: Support and Success
• p. 135: On the Front Page
• p. 136: Primitive Thinking
• p. 136: First Weeks of Breastfeeding
• p. 137: In My Arms
• p. 138: Perspective on Dental Caries
• p. 139: Baby Wearing
• p. 140: The Advantages of Extended Nursing
• p. 140: Goodnight, Mom
• p. 141: National Breastfeeding Awareness Campaign
• p. 142: Increasing Milk Supply
• p. 145: The Joys of Yogurt
• p. 146: End of the Day Chaos
• p. 150: Book Review: The Successful Child
• p. 151: Book Review: Listening to Your Baby
• p. 152: Does My Child Need Extra Help?

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May-June 2003

• p. 86: Love, Limits, and Tandem Nursing
• p. 91: Supply and Demand
• p. 93: Inverted Nipples
• p. 94: My Anchor to Reality
• p. 94: Zeno's Point of View
• p. 95: Graceful Exit
• p. 96: Adjustments
• p. 97: Working it Out
• p. 98: Premature Arrival
• p. 99: Tricky Two-Year-Old
• p. 100: Mothering with Morning Sickness
• p. 104: A Parent's Way to the Heart
• p. 106: Managing Household Tasks
• p. 109: Book Review: Nonviolent Communication
• p. 110: The TV Trap
• p. 115: Remembering Liz Baldwin

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March-April 2003

• p. 44: Exploring Ambivalence
• p. 50: Overcoming the Past
• p. 52: Dakota's Nursing Strike
• p. 53: Going Back to the Office
• p. 54: Breastfeeding is Good for Grandmothers, Too!
• p. 55: Torticollis and Breastfeeding
• p. 57: Cross-Country Breastfeeding
• p. 57: Nursing Through Change
• p. 58: Nipple Shield Perspective
• p, 59: When Surgery is Required
• p. 60: Avoiding Comparisons
• p. 62: Common Sense Parenting of Toddlers and Preschoolers
• p. 63: An Everyday Father
• p. 64: Learning to Pump
• p. 67: Children: Part of the Fun at La Leche League Conferences
• p. 68: Safety First

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January-February, 2003

• p. 4: Sleeping Like a Baby?
• p. 8: Comfort Objects
• p. 9: Stress and Deep Breast Pain
• p. 10: Breastfeeding Again
• p. 11: Making My Way
• p. 12: My Fireside Baby
• p. 14: A Life-Changing Experience
• p. 14: Breastfeeding Triumphs
• p. 17: A Daughter's Story
• p. 18: Cooking Up Healthy Meal Plans
• p. 22: Children's Books
• p. 24: Collective Wisdom to be Shared at LLLI Conference Sessions
• p. 26: Thwarting Separation Anxiety
• p. 29: The Most Natural Thing in the World
• p. 30: Navigating the "No" Phase
• p. 33: A Baker's Dozen

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November-December, 2002

• p. 204: Staying Connected
• p. 208: New Frontiers of Nursing
• p. 209: An Emergency Hospital Stay
• p. 210: Staying in Tune
• p. 210: Making Mothers
• p. 211: Doing the Unthinkable
• p. 212: Don't Give Up
• p. 214: Overcoming Miscarriage
• p. 215: Goals
• p. 217: A Valuable Lesson
• p. 218: Refusing a Bottle
• p. 222: Making "Mother" Friends
• p. 226: FourHands
• p. 227: What Puts the "I" in LLLI Conference?
• p. 228: Book Review: Mash and Smash Cookbook
• p. 228: Book Review: Whole Foods for Babies and Toddlers
• p. 228: Book Review: Whole Foods for Kids to Cook
• p. 230: Guiding Social Interactions

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September-October, 2002

• p. 164: Avoiding Dental Caries
• p. 168: Other Experiences with Dental Caries
• p. 170: Breastfeeding In Jordan
• p. 171: A New Tradition
• p. 172: Why Stop Now?
• p. 174: Determination
• p. 175: LLL in Turkey
• p. 175: Modest Breastfeeding
• p. 177: Inspiring Mothering
• p. 178: Peer Support for a Working Mother
• p. 182: Book Review: The Complete Tightwad Gazette: Promoting Thrift as a Viable Alternative Lifestyle
• p. 183: Book Reviews: 200 Ways to Raise a Girl's Self-Esteem and 200 Ways to Raise a Boy's Emotional Intelligence
• p. 184: Bedtime Routines
• p. 188: Looking for Bargains
• p. 192: A Variety of Topics Planned for the 2003 LLLI Conference

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July-August, 2002

• p. 124: (not so young) Mothers and Breastfeeding
• p. 128: Keep on Flying
• p. 129: Too Much of a Good Thing
• p. 129: A Determined Mother
• p. 130: My Favorite Part of the Day
• p. 131: Nursing at the Speed Limit
• p. 132: Breathing Easy
• p. 132: Nursing Comfort
• p. 134: Rough Road
• p. 134: Treasure from a Yard Sale
• p. 137: Pumping for an Older Baby
• p. 139: Communication and Compromise
• p. 142: Book Review: The Fussy Baby (revised edition)
• p. 142: Book Review: The Attachment Parenting Book
• p. 144: Gender Differences?
• p. 148: How Far Would You Walk to Change the World?
• p. 150: A Conference Disguised as a Vacation?
• p. 152: Mother-to-Mother Connections

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May-June, 2002

• p. 84: Cleaning Solutions
• p. 88: Cleft Lip and Palate
• p. 89: Marathon Mama
• p. 90: A Weaning Story
• p. 91: My Precious Baby
• p. 92: Breastfeeding after Reduction
• p. 93: Support is Essential
• p. 94: A Challenging Beginning
• p. 95: Natural Birth, Natural Parenting
• p. 97: Little Miracles
• p. 98: Dairy Farming Lessons
• p. 99: Ready or Not?
• p. 102: Encountering Different Expectations
• p. 105: A Father's Thoughts on Breastfeeding
• p. 106: Redefining Responsibilities
• p. 112: Book Review: Chores Without Wars

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March-April, 2002

• p. 44: Making Peace with Your Birth Experience
• p. 48: Child of Mine
• p. 49: Walking, Talking and Nursing
• p. 51: Nursing in My Wedding Dress
• p. 51: Highland Dance Nursing
• p. 52: Nursing through Adversity
• p. 52: Awakening Motherhood
• p. 53: Breastfeeding Two Daughters
• p. 54: La Leche League Strikes Again
• p. 55: Generations
• p. 55: The Nudge to Nurse
• p. 56: Totally Tongue-Tied
• p. 58: Dealing with Unsupportive Co-workers
• p. 60: Eating Seasonally
• p. 62: The Baby Wipe Bath
• p. 63: Creative Play and Activities
• p. 66: Book Reviews: Breastfeeding's Number One Question: How Do I Know My Baby Is Getting Enough Milk? and Reading Your Baby's Body Language
• p. 66: Book Review: Fathering Right from the Start: Straight Talk about Pregnancy, Birth, and Beyond
• p. 70: Ages and Stages

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January-February, 2002

• p. 4: Weathering the Storms of Toddlerhood
• p. 8: Special Moments
• p. 9: Returning to Work
• p. 9: A Different Kind of Breastfeeding Mother
• p. 11: One More Feeding
• p. 12: Outside the Norm
• p. 12: On the Road with LLL
• p. 13: A New Experience
• p. 14: The Human Pacifier
• p. 15: Worth the Wait
• p. 16: Home Work
• p. 21: Dealing with the Mess
• p. 28: Super Soups
• p. 30: Meditations on a Heap
• p. 31: In the Balance

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