The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-08-31, Page 200.
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Learn from each other with Mothercare
The July meeting of Moth.
ercare was held at the home
of Joke Scott, R, 3 Tees.
water,
is the former
Nursing Mothers' group.
The women attending Nurs-
ing Mothers decided to
change the groups direction,
They felt that although guide
ance and support regarding
breastfeeding is essential, it
should extend beyond that
and encompass more disco.
Mon of birth, mothering and
family life. As a result
Mothercare was formed,
The meetings are held on a
monthly basis, Subjects cov-
ered include pregnancy,
birth, advantages of breast.
feeding and overcoming dif•
faculties, family life. Each
evening, there is a particular
topic for discussion,
The meetings are led by
JoAnne Kirkland who is a
registered nurse and a child-
birth educator, At times
films are viewed and guest
speakers are present but
most of the support and
learning comes from mothers
sharing with each other,
Everyone is invited to at.
tend the meetings . whether
you are planning your first
pregnancy or have a large
family,
The topic for discussion of
the July meeting was preg.
nancy. Nutrition during
pregnancy was emphasized.
The importance of reading
labels on purchased foods
was discussed as mothers
examined the contents of
various breakfast cereals,
Eating proper food during
pregnancy, especially foods
with good protein sources, is
one of the best ways to
ensure a healthy pregnancy
with the birth of a healthy
infant,
At the end of the meeting
Doreen Mali explained to the
group how a new hand breast
pump works, It is called the
Kaneson pump and is quite
easy to use and allows
mothers to leave breast milk
for their babies when they
are going to be away,
The August meeting . was
also held at the home of Joke
Scott, The topic for the even•
ing was childbirth, Child.
birth procedures of local
hospitals was discussed, It is
interesting to note how each
hospital differs in its hand-
ling of birth, postnatal and
infant care,
Early discharge from the
hospital was also discussed
with added service of the
Home Care Program, One of
the mothers attending the
meeting is planning to Come
home from the hospital with-
in 48 hours after delivery,
She will then qualify for the
Home Care Program and
have a nurse to visit and a
homemaker to help with
household duties and child
care,
After the meeting the
mothers took the opportunity
to borrow books from the
library.
trinity news
Couple in Algonquin
while visiting friend
By Hefty Ritchie
Dora and Stuart Alton at-
tended the Ballagh and Mc-
Michael wedding in Wrox-
eter on Saturday. A reception
was held later in Belniore,
Elva and Bert Wylie of
Iordwich spent Sunday with
her sister Betty and Harvey
Ritchie,
Congratulations to Jim and
Annette Ritchie who were
married Friday evening in
Dungannon United Church,
Relatives and friends at-
tended their reception later
in Saltford Hall.
Mr, and Mrs, Henry Lang
of Waterloo spent the week-
end at their summer home,
John and Shirley Hunter,
Jeff and Nancy, attended the
wedding of Jane Phillips to
Eric Ross in the Presbyterian
Church in Wingham last
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Herb and Marie Wilkins
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Harris of Cedar Springs,
They also spent some time
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with Bob and Hefty Mole,
Birth
SCAMMELL - Mr. and Mrs,
Terry Scammell of R. 2
Wingham, are pleased to an-
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Andrew James, weighing 6
lbs. 10 oz, He was born
Thursday, August 25, 1983,
at Wingham and District
Hospital, Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs, Wes Rutter,
and Mr, and Mrs, Steve
Scammell of Wingham,
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