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Breastfeeding Facts for Fathers |
Author: Clifford Galanis
Editor: Dia L. Michels
Contributions: Lawrence M. Gartner, MD; Jack Newman, MD; William Sears, MD; Brian Palmer, DDS
Format: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2", 24 pages,
Full-color cover, black & white interior
Photographs, illustrations and tables
Item #: ISBN 1-930775-17-2, 978-1-930775-17-6
Out of Print, but a new edition will be out in March, 2007
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Breastfeeding Booklet Set
Make it a set! Get both booklets, Breastfeeding Facts for Fathers and Breastfeeding Facts for Fathers, at a great price!
Item #: ISBN 1-930775-20-2, 978-1-930775-20-6
Out of Print, but a new edition will be out in March, 2007
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- Information that helps fathers understand and feel comfortable with breastfeeding.
- "Studies show that seventy-five percent of new moms choose to breastfeed if they get support from their male partners. And education is key to getting them on board."
DEAN EDELL, M.D.
- Researchers and mothers know how important fathers' support is to breastfeeding success. But fathers worry that breastfeeding will leave them out of the action -- and leave their partners unattractive and uninterested in anything but the baby. Breastfeeding Facts for Fathers, just released from Platypus Media, is a 24-page booklet, packed with information, humor, tips for fathers who want to know more about breastfeeding.
- Breastfeeding is usually considered a woman's issue, but men have a crucial role to play in not only encouraging their partners to breastfeed, but also in helping to create a culture in which breastfeeding women are visible, accepted and valued. This highly entertaining pamphlet gives men the answers to the issues that trouble him most.
- Written by a practicing pediatrician, Dr. Clifford Galanis developed this booklet in conjunction with the Platypus Media team of experts who created Breastfeeding Annual International and Breastfeeding At a Glance. It is a perfect addition to the prenatal, postpartum or breastfeeding kits for new families from midwives, obstetricians, pediatricians, lactation consultants, health clinics and WIC offices.
- Breastfeeding Facts for Fathers cheerfully debunks such myths as:
- I was raised on formula and I came out just fine.
- I don't want my wife making a spectacle of herself in public.
- Why should she bother starting, when she's going back to work?
- My child won't bond with me if he's at his mother's breast all the time.
- My wife has no business breastfeeding, she eats junk food and drinks beer.
- Is it true that breastfeeding women have no interest in sex?
A native of the Bahamas, Clifford Galanis is a graduate of Princeton University and Howard University Medical School. He trained as a pediatrician and adolescent physician at Children's Hospital in Washington, DC. He is currently in private practice in Mitchellville, MD.
Dia L. Michels is an award-winning writer of books for adults and children. A popular lecturer, she makes her home in Washington, DC, with her husband and their three children.

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