Expecting or just had a new baby?
Want to feel on top of it all?

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You
can start this postpartum home-care program just after coming home
from the hospital with your new baby.
Did you know that 80% of new mothers
experience the "baby blues" and 10-15% suffer from
postpartum depression?
The new e-book, New
Beginnings for New Moms—A
Postpartum Support Workbook, tells you how to:
- Stay healthy, happy, and
rested after
childbirth
- Stay out of postpartum depression
- Turn postpartum blues into postpartum
bliss
- Take care of yourself to better take
care of your baby
When
Mommy is happy, baby is happy!
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Buy the
e-book now!!
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This
e-book is an ideal gift for a baby shower
Learn how
to:
* Get more rest into your daily
routine
* Create a strong
support system
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Do rejuvenating massages to regain
health and vitality faster
* Give baby massage
* Get the most out of breastfeeding
your baby
* Use herbal
remedies for better
health, energy, and mood swings
* Recognize signs of postpartum
depression so you can seek help early
* Make your pregnancy and
childbirth experience easy
New
Beginnings for New Moms —
A Postpartum Support Workbook
Table of Contents
I.
What is postpartum
depression and how can I prevent it?
II. What to do before your baby’s arrival ?
1.
Get the home ready
2.
Prepare your postpartum
care and recovery
3.
Herbs and spices
III. Self-Help Home Care Plan for New Moms
1. What to do after your baby’s arrival —
How to stay rested, healthy and happy
2. Taking time to rest —
Secrets of care used in ancient cultures
3. Create your own little “Nest” at home
4. Create a strong support
group
5. The herbal remedies
6. At mother’s
breast — Benefits of breastfeeding
the baby
7. Revitalizing massages
— for Mom
and baby
IV. What more can we do for new mothers
?
V. Appendices: Charting your postpartum health and progress
A. Your baby’s progress
B.
Mothers’ self-ratings: health, energy, and sleep
C. How do I know if I am at risk for
postpartum depression?
C. Self quiz on postpartum depression
D. What does it feel like to have
postpartum depression?
E. Research study on new mothers’ recovery with
the Mother and Baby program
F and G.
Information on The Mother and Baby Program
A journal
for new mothers —
your experiences after childbirth
Checklists
to help make your pregnancy and postpartum preparations easy
This e-book is an ideal gift for a baby
shower!
It is illustrated with beautiful
photos and inspiring quotes on being a mother by Jane Fonda, Marie Osmond,
Rose Kennedy, and others.
About the Author
Dr.
Ragnhild (Rannie) Boes grew up in Denmark. She trained as a preschool teacher and
later earned an advanced graduate degree in psychology at the
University of Copenhagen, Denmark. She taught psychology and education at
kindergarten teacher training colleges in Denmark.
In 1988 she joined MUM
in Fairfield, Iowa, USA. She received an MA In Vedic Science, 1989; an MS in psychology, 1991, and a PhD in Vedic Psychology, 1999, specializing in research on new mothers’ health and rejuvenation after childbirth. Her PhD research was published in For a Blissful Baby by Dr. Kumuda Reddy (1999). It forms the inspiration and
foundation for this postpartum support workbook. Her dissertation was Mothers' adjustment after childbirth: examining effects of the Mother Baby program of Maharishi Vedic Approach to Health on mothers' postpartum health and recovery.
Dr. Boes has presented her research at a
conference on postpartum disorders, hosted by the University of Iowa, June 1998,
at the conference on the Mother and Baby Program of Maharishi Ayur-Veda, MERU, Vlodrop, Holland, June, 2012,
and at the second annual conference of The Alliance of Women Scientist and Scholars for a Better World, MERU, Vlodrop, summer 2012.
Dr. Boes assisted in research, conducted at the Center for Brain, Consciousness and Cognition, MUM, Fairfield, Iowa, USA. Co-author: Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports, 2011 on higher brain integration and moral development in world-class athletes,
and
Institute of Natural Medicine and Prevention, Fairfield, Iowa, USA, which has received over 25 million dollars from the National Institutes of Health for research on health benefits of the TM technique. Postdoctoral Fellow, Compliance coordinator on the research study published in Circulation, 2012.
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