Benefits of Co-Sleeping and Breast Feeding

[willow5]

Hey Flying Butter that is very cool info! My 19month old still wakes between 5+times every night so that's going to be my next try at getting it to less than 5. Laughter would also help with the PND I would imagine. Pitty there's no one sure fire way to make all those mums with PND laugh each day

[Ca Plane Pour Moi]

Nonsense. Monty Python. Works every time.

DS was up once last night (yay! once only!) so there is probably more to it than just laughter releasing sleepy hormones, but there was a link there.

[willow5]

Nonsense. Monty Python. Works every time.

Monty Python for all then it is!
Yay! for one wake up Hope he keeps it up, so keep on laughing!!

[Dragonbub]

Wow, if only they found the healing properties in a glass of vino! LOL, laughter and wine, now THAT would be cool.

[Ca Plane Pour Moi]

There is something called vinotherapy that I discovered on holiday this February. Not quite sure what it is, but I've taken it to mean it's OK to drink wine. (I think it's adding stuff to a bath - but adding a glass of wine to me in a bath sounds fine.)

[willow5]

Count me in girls!! Wine and laughter, I'll start tonight. Lets see...I think 50 First Dates will take care of the laughter, and FIL gave me some nice Shiraz last week so I'm set. I don't suppose chocolate will help too? I'm sure it will it has happy properties

[Barb Glare]

Hi,
Flying butter, you had me worried there. Breastfeeding produces sleepy hormones for both mother and baby and you don't have to laugh to do it - it just happens.
This is an interesting link - have a look
Expert says breastfeeding is good for mums with PND
I have just been listening to an ABC Radio podcast and an expert in PND is recommending that mothers continue to breastfeed to help them with their mental ...
newtest.naturalparenting.com.au/showthread.php?t=39817