New row: Nova presenter Kate Langbroek.
Kate's new breastfeeding row
Kate Langbroek breastfeeding in public has caused another storm
08apr04
THERE was drama at Seven Stones in St Kilda yesterday when radio host Kate Langbroek was asked to stop breastfeeding her baby in the restaurant.
Langbroek was flabbergasted at My Restaurant Rules contestant Peter Georgas's request that she move to the lounge area to feed little Lewis Lewis, after she had finished her meal...
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Wednesday, April 07, 2004
Thursday, April 01, 2004
Woman buys car after selling her breast milk
Ananova
March 31, 2004
"A woman who has sold over 500 litres of her breast milk since last May, has bought a car with the income. Anette Lie was paid 11 pounds per litre and has made a total of 5,275 pounds, says Nettavisen quoting the Kanal 24 radio station."
Ananova
March 31, 2004
"A woman who has sold over 500 litres of her breast milk since last May, has bought a car with the income. Anette Lie was paid 11 pounds per litre and has made a total of 5,275 pounds, says Nettavisen quoting the Kanal 24 radio station."
Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Breast-feeding working mothers find ways to overcome barriers
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Maria Elena Baca,Star Tribune
March 31, 2004
"Midmorning and midafternoon every workday for the past 16 months, Kelly Jo McDonnell has hung a warning sign on her office door: 'Expressing breast milk.' McDonnell, 34, of Lino Lakes returned to work when her son, Hayden, was 10 weeks old. As operations director for Ron Schara Enterprises in St. Louis Park, she sets up Schara's stories and trips for the 'Minnesota Bound' series. 'I love my job,' she said, 'but deep down there was a small part of me that wished I could be home with Hayden. This was something I could do to keep that bond with him.' Schara said he didn't see how he could not support her.'After all, this is a nature show,' he said. 'It would be sort of for us to say you can't go the natural way.' Hayden has had only one ear infection and is almost never sick. And McDonnell is fiercely loyal to her boss. Contrast that with the experience of Margi Bintner. Bintner, 41, of Brooklyn Park, gave birth to daughters Mackenzie, 8, and Sophia, 4, while working in Las Vegas at a 'high-pressure sales job.' Determined to breast-feed Mackenzie after she returned to work, she locked herself in her workplace's single toilet stall to express milk. Faced with constant interruption, she purchased a converter so she could use her electric pump in her car, its air conditioning system on full blast against the searing temperatures outside..."
Her co-workers said she was a drag on their sales numbers and urged her to stop breastfeeding.
She stuck with it for eight months with Mackenzie, and four months with Sofia. 'No one was going to stop me because I knew how good it was,' she said. 'I was a single mother, and I was going to give her the best fighting chance, health-wise.' "
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Last update: March 31, 2004 at 10:03 AM
Maria Elena Baca,Star Tribune
March 31, 2004
"Midmorning and midafternoon every workday for the past 16 months, Kelly Jo McDonnell has hung a warning sign on her office door: 'Expressing breast milk.' McDonnell, 34, of Lino Lakes returned to work when her son, Hayden, was 10 weeks old. As operations director for Ron Schara Enterprises in St. Louis Park, she sets up Schara's stories and trips for the 'Minnesota Bound' series. 'I love my job,' she said, 'but deep down there was a small part of me that wished I could be home with Hayden. This was something I could do to keep that bond with him.' Schara said he didn't see how he could not support her.'After all, this is a nature show,' he said. 'It would be sort of for us to say you can't go the natural way.' Hayden has had only one ear infection and is almost never sick. And McDonnell is fiercely loyal to her boss. Contrast that with the experience of Margi Bintner. Bintner, 41, of Brooklyn Park, gave birth to daughters Mackenzie, 8, and Sophia, 4, while working in Las Vegas at a 'high-pressure sales job.' Determined to breast-feed Mackenzie after she returned to work, she locked herself in her workplace's single toilet stall to express milk. Faced with constant interruption, she purchased a converter so she could use her electric pump in her car, its air conditioning system on full blast against the searing temperatures outside..."
Her co-workers said she was a drag on their sales numbers and urged her to stop breastfeeding.
She stuck with it for eight months with Mackenzie, and four months with Sofia. 'No one was going to stop me because I knew how good it was,' she said. 'I was a single mother, and I was going to give her the best fighting chance, health-wise.' "
Type of powder Enfalac recalled, incorrect scoop may cause overconcentration
Canadian Press
Wednesday, March 31, 2004
OTTAWA (CP) - "The Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Mead Johnson Nutritionals are warning consumers not to use the powder Enfalac Pregestimil Hypoallergenic Infant Formula described below. The affected product may contain an incorrect size of scoop, which would result in the prepared formula being overconcentrated.... "
Canadian Press
Wednesday, March 31, 2004
OTTAWA (CP) - "The Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Mead Johnson Nutritionals are warning consumers not to use the powder Enfalac Pregestimil Hypoallergenic Infant Formula described below. The affected product may contain an incorrect size of scoop, which would result in the prepared formula being overconcentrated.... "
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