Everyone needs to see this... it's adorable!
YouTube - Breast Crawl - Initiation of the Breast Crawl (Unicef)
Everyone needs to see this... it's adorable!
YouTube - Breast Crawl - Initiation of the Breast Crawl (Unicef)
Last edited by BellyBelly; January 1st, 2008 at 08:52 PM.
Kelly xx
Creator of BellyBelly.com.au, doula, writer and mother of three amazing children
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Kelly I love this! Very similar to the one I am now showing clients as part of my ante - natal. I totally agree it is a must see for new parents!
Wow! I'm amazed!
That's really interesting, and so cute.
Oh how gorgeous is that. I love it.
That was beautiful, both my girls watched it with me & Indah kept saying.. OOOOOH, AAAAAH baby!
hi tracey, your kids are beautiful and the wedding photo is great. Where do you live now? Do you and the kids speak Indonesian/Balinese?
I ask because I live in Brisbane with my Indonesian husband (he's Betawi) our son Olly. We have another baby due in January (no idea what to call him) and we are lucky enought to have quite a few friends here in campur marriages with beautiful little Indo babies. They are Acehnese, Timorese, Sundanese and Betawi.
It's great to meet you!
Lara
OMG that's fascinating! Love it! And the perfect attachment too! Maybe we create our own problems attaching the baby ourselves hehe.
Just a side point - why did it say to not clean the baby's hands? Is that a cultural thing? or is there something to it?
that was amazing!
It's an amazing thing our drive to survive. I remember Riley doing a very similar thing the morning after he was born. Skin to skin in bed with his head under my chin he wriggled and wriggled until he found my breast and attached. It was incredible and life affirming and made my heart clench to find I could love him even more.
OMG that was so great, I've got happy tears in my eyes, lol.
hugs xoxo
Its also called kangaroo crawl.
My baby did this as well - she was placed right near my breast and moved up and attached her self within minutes of being born - it was a beautiful experience!She has never had a problem with attachment or anything like that - I am eternally grateful to my midwife for doing it with me
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Wow, now that makes sense! and how beautiful!!
I think too much stress is put into the first attachment but if we were able to take the time to experience this I think it wouldn't make it so traumatic for the mother.
Would hospitals allow the time for such a thing???
I found once they'd done their apgar checks etc.. they left the room.. and we had all the time in the world. I'm sure they can do the apgars with bub on your chest like that.
They came back in about an hour or so (think they were flat out.. lots of babies that night LOL) and weighed him then. So there would have been time for it for us. Am keeping this in mind for this bub I can tell you!
You are the customer! You tell them what you wantThey can't do anything against your wishes...
Kelly xx
Creator of BellyBelly.com.au, doula, writer and mother of three amazing children
Author of Want To Be A Doula? Everything You Need To Know
In 2015 I went Around The World + Kids!
Forever grateful to my incredible Mod Team
Exactly! This is an absolute priority of mine this time! There is also a great Australian DVD by Sue Cox that is available at the ABA which shows a DVD of exactly the same thing.
I truly believe that these DVDs say more in a few minutes than all the talking in the world could do. It really explains the importance of skin to skin contact in those first few minutes/hours of a babies life.
It is also interesting to note that a Baby that has been affected by some drugs administered during labour are unable to do the breast crawl until those drugs have worn off!
omg!!!!!!!!! i felt MY uterus contracting watching that !!!!!!!!!!!.. thats was so beautiful.. and how bout her lips in the perfect attachment position.... little luscious wet hungry bubba lips.... crying sooky lala here.
Last edited by Edensmumma; July 2nd, 2007 at 08:50 PM.
Liz... my midwife told me that the back of a babies hands have exactly the same scent as your breast milk.. no two things in the world have the same sscent... so maybe this has something to do with not cleaning the hands?? Thats also why bubbas suck on the back of their hands when they are hungry or comforting themselves
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