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WHO, etc. were calling for it. Talking to my daughter Jane the other day about the changes in birth from when I had her when there was one midwife in all of Minneapolis and while I wanted to use her, nobody felt it was safe at that time. (I remember asking her about the episiotomy and she said, "I let them tear naturally", and now all these years later it is finally known that she was correct.) I did nurse her despite all odds as it was very rare at that time. And then when Jane had her first it was in a kiddie swimming pool in their living room with a midwife attending. But I chuckled telling her about how I watched my dog Maya gave birth in such a loving and sensible way to her 13 puppies, carefully biting the cord and licking them clean --I suggested to Jane that who knows--perhaps the licking part is also an important and marvelous thing that gets the baby off to a good start and perhaps one day we will say, "Remember back when we were so dumb and didn't know to lick the baby clean all over after it was born?"

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to a particular or developing 'practice' (involving a group of people or workers) working towards acquiring/gathering and supplying of energy that does not use/deplete the earth's own natural reserves/sources of energy. Also, eventually, discussions will lead to words like 'renewable energy', and renewable energy refers to energy sources that are by all practical-purposes (assumed) to be inexhaustible (at least meaning still obtainable for the duration of our own civilisation's lifespan). The main issue is that there is always talk about these words 'sustainable energy' and 'renewable energy', and there appears to be no decent definition of their 'meaning'. Sure, lots of various sources provide some definitions, but I think the 'go-to' source (like Knowledge (XXG)) can really help everyone out by providing some really solid definitions.

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there is no requirement that a closer even LOOK at the table. It is, after all, just my notes. But I can still hope a closer will take the time. Anyway, if you don't like what my notes say that's fine. But they are still my notes, to which I claim ownership. If you would like me to change my notes, please first change my mind. You can best do that by adding/changing what you said in the main thread. Alternatively, use the table's talk page. I reserve the option of reverting your table tweaks, because, after all, the table is nothing more than a summary of hwat I heard, and I don't believe you can accurately read my mind to know what I heard. The whole point of this exercise is to stop trying read each other's minds and

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problems with this approach (e.g., wet nursing in well-off European families was sometimes used as a way of maximizing legitimate births), but overall there seemed to be an understanding that the mother needed recovery time, and that this meant that other people had to take care of the baby, the food, the household, etc. I hear that the modern American approach is to expect the mother to get up and do everything as soon as possible after the birth, with very little help and no encouragement to prioritize self-care over anything else. Finding some sources that compare and contrast over time and across cultures could be very interesting.

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nurse, traditionally, that's where we clicked in as the boss of patient care (back when there were few woman physicians)...so it was not surprising at all that the medical references that were being used just skipped that part...hard to put into just a few words what I'm getting at here because it gets into the whole male/female power structure that we are finally making headway into disassembling. Anyway, back on track, I believe that the skin-to-skin (kangaroo) info that I added is important and I'd like to see that added here as well. What do you think?

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its environmental effects on Knowledge (XXG) and this adds very little and also greatly detracts from the topic. I am aware that you are Canadian and this is a Canadian issue, but the standards remain the same. This is an encyclopaedia with articles of encyclopaedic quality. I am by training and profession an environmental scientist who worked in the field of environmental regulation, including the control of mercury in the environment, for more than 30 years. This article does not do environmental science any credit. I do hope that you can see that .

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when it comes to postpartum mothers. Here in Canada, maternity/parental leave is usually 12 months, with partial pay. The short maternity leaves in the U.S. seem like a bizarre social norm to us. Yes, it would be great to talk about societal beliefs and customs in modern, industrialized cultures when

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It's so good to talk with you Clayoquot--hopefully you won't mind if I just chat on a bit... About the skin-to-skin care, considering how slow the medical profession has been to accept new concepts in the past it is amazing how quickly skin-to-skin was accepted - almost overnight the gov't agencies,

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Editors like you are unusual. You seem to be connected to 'real-life' and create content that is relevant to under-represented groups on Knowledge (XXG). There are women and families that will greatly benefit from your work on Knowledge (XXG) for helping them to find answers to difficult questions. I

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Please read through the Draft again. It is full of misspellings. It presents complex environmental issues in a greatly oversimplified, and often wrong, way. It reads like a teenager's essay who has just been introduced to the issue of Mercury pollution. There is a lot of good content on mercury and

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Thanks so much for the support! Looking forward to working on it with you in the future. And don't worry - I know all about how real life has this really inconvenient way of interfering with time on Knowledge (XXG)! I've got tons of stuff lined up on my WP to-do list, but I don't get the time at the

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What I meant by my comment about self-care is that a lot of new moms are so focused on the baby, they only reluctantly give themselves permission to take a few minutes for themselves to do a sitz bath or go to a physio appointment. That state of mind, and the whole overwhelmingness that spurs it, is

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article, I think it would be really cool to focus on the benefit to the mother, whether or not she breastfeeds. Which also reminds me... stuff has been written about how, at least in North America, it's hard for a lot of postpartum moms to think about themselves and about self-care. It would be good

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Hi Clayoquot - this reply is only from the 'sustainable energy' section. You mentioned something - if I had possible suggestions about the definition. Maybe something like - 'sustainable energy' is not a term that describes any particular source of energy itself, but is instead a 'term' that refers

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You say, "it's hard for a lot of postpartum moms to think about themselves and about self-care". I'm not sure what you mean here. One thing I do wonder about is how on earth a woman can go back to work so early. I was so exhausted I could hardly drag myself around after the first one. Back in my

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Clayoquot, sometimes I'm not sure about what is just fine for a talk page and sometimes I worry that my reasoning is poor. I wrote this edit thinking I'd add it to the Postpartum article talk page but I just hesitated too long to press the publish button. So I'm posting it to your talk page. And

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rights on Knowledge (XXG), and no evidence was aduced to deomstrate why you thought that this should be moved into mainspace. You have been around for long enough to recognise an article that belongs in main-space and one that doesn't. You may note that I agreed that the topic was probably notable

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to check the sourcing. I deleted it all except for the first sentence due to poor sourcing (and actually I question whether or not we should even attempt to argue the particulars of the physiology of the embryonic/fetal heart in the first place). Let me know... Thanks and I hope all is well with

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Aw, I see now... That article is the one that was recently discussed... Yes it is very problematic though perhaps there is much that can be rescued and added here? Also, Clayoquot, I am the one that added the Fourth stage to the childbirth article. I had to chuckle when I added it because as a

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I asked Bluerasberry to contact ClimateWorks Foundation, New Climate Institute, Human Impact Lab via e-mail for adding the core data we need to wikidata. I'm not sure whether he done so (and I won't do so directly as else it looks like I'm the only one working on this, whereas multiple people in

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article, I don't think I was the one who removed content about stopping milk letdown with pressure, but if it was me I would revert myself. I actually think that that particular claim doesn't need MEDRS sourcing because it's a harmless parenting skill. Gotta run now but let me know if I can help

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Greetings. I'm the genius who visited a hard warning on User:Nalinip69. I hate to think that I've driven away a potentially excellent editor through dunderheaded incomprehension of an editing mistake. If you can find a way to get in touch with this editor to encourage (I assume) her, please do.

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Hi Gandydancer. This is an interesting question. Personally I think it's appropriate to describe the physiology of the embryonic/fetal heart in this section. I've taken a quick look and the part that caught my attention is "In the medical literature the terms "heartbeat", "heart activity" and

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I've read that in previous centuries, and in other places, the grandmothers and aunts basically swooped in after birth, collected the baby, and told the mother to rest now, because she had been through an ordeal and they'd take care of everything, but she needed to rest. Sometimes there were

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BTW, Jane's second and last baby was born in 42 minutes flat--that's from the first suggestion of a cramp. So I guess it goes without saying that the baby was born at home with her husband's assist. They got a half-page write-up in our local

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so well that the other person says "Yeah, that's pretty much what I think." I would like to get there, but if you try to edit what I think you said, that's an obstacle to my really knowing what you said. Thanks for your cooperation.

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Thank you for creating this article - your edit summary was moving. I edit women's topics for some of the same reasons. Women needed this article and now, because of you, it exists. Thank you for all that you done for women and babies.

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Hi Barbara. Thanks for your note. You are handling a stressful situation with grace. I think it would be simplest for the time being if you avoid editing medical articles in mainspace. However, if you could address my questions at

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article talk page re using several not strictly MEDRS sources? While you are there you might take a look at the article which most likely left a lot to be desired anyway, but has been recently edited by a student. Thanks.

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and am going through the NAS reports there... I figured I would do this as a project page rather than user page so that others can find it too. We can transfer this to the spreadsheet as needed. cheers, --

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day most women were still stay-at-home moms, that has all changed. Do you think we should include something about that? European governments are much better to their new parents, aren't they?

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for your note and for moving the Wikiproject proposal forward. I've added my support for the project. I'm having a busy time at work right now but would love to help more when I can. Cheers,

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Yes, the Youtube essay is good. The community seems to be finding its way. Isn't it a relief we don't have to watch the breastfeeding video anymore? I am so happy. Have a wonderful weekend!

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ask, optionally, that two other articles are reviewed when you nominate your own. I've done one. Do you feel like doing the other? If not, I'll do another one when I've got more time.

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Great help! I thought you'd throw your arms up and say none of the sources were acceptable for med-related stuff. I changed the wording to avoid synth. Thanks.

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BTW, I can hardly say how much I appreciate the work that Flyer has done and your efforts as well, to make our work a little more enjoyable. XXXOOO

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article which does contain "lying in" information and I plan to get back to it and do more work. BTW Clayoquot, are you aware of this new article

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article to correct my errors. Would you allow that? If you would like to see that happen can you go back to ANI and let them know. Best Regards,

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