As you know we love books and I feel very passionate about breastfeeding. So when Pinter and Martin asked me if I would be interested in these books about breastfeeding, I was delighted.
You, me and the breast written by Monica Calaf and illustrated Mikel Fuentes has just been published in October. It tells the story of the bond between a mother and her new baby.The illustrations are bold,colourful and gorgeous.
The Mystery of the Breast written by Victoria de Abitiz and illustrated by Afra is a beautiful book to prepare older siblings for the arrival of a new baby. It is told by the little girl who has a new baby brother.
I love that both cosleeping and babywearing are mentioned in the book.
As a breastfeeding mother, I really enjoyed reading these books with my nurslings.
BUY IT:
You can buy both books from bookstores, RRP £6.99
WIN IT:
The publisher of the books Pinter and Martin has kindly offered to giveaway one of each book to two lucky Smiling like Sunshine readers.
All you need to do is visiting Pinter and Martin's website, have a look around. Then come and tell me the title of a book that you would like to read.
You, me and the breast written by Monica Calaf and illustrated Mikel Fuentes has just been published in October. It tells the story of the bond between a mother and her new baby.The illustrations are bold,colourful and gorgeous.
The Mystery of the Breast written by Victoria de Abitiz and illustrated by Afra is a beautiful book to prepare older siblings for the arrival of a new baby. It is told by the little girl who has a new baby brother.
I love that both cosleeping and babywearing are mentioned in the book.
As a breastfeeding mother, I really enjoyed reading these books with my nurslings.
BUY IT:
You can buy both books from bookstores, RRP £6.99
WIN IT:
The publisher of the books Pinter and Martin has kindly offered to giveaway one of each book to two lucky Smiling like Sunshine readers.
All you need to do is visiting Pinter and Martin's website, have a look around. Then come and tell me the title of a book that you would like to read.
For an extra chance:
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The closing date for entries is 18th November at midnight (UK time). The winners will be chosen at random and will be announced some time during the next day.
The giveaway is open to UK residents. (Sorry international readers)
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You don't have to but we would love it if you follow Pinter and Martin and Smiling like Sunshine on Facebook.
The closing date for entries is 18th November at midnight (UK time). The winners will be chosen at random and will be announced some time during the next day.
The giveaway is open to UK residents. (Sorry international readers)
Disclaimer: Thanks to Pinter and Martin for sending me these books. As always, this review reflects my honest and true opinion.
...and the winner of the giveaway is Val and Missilizzieb. Congratulations and I will get in touch with you.
Because Val didn't get in touch within a week I had to draw another name and the lucky winner was Circus Queen.
...and the winner of the giveaway is Val and Missilizzieb. Congratulations and I will get in touch with you.
Because Val didn't get in touch within a week I had to draw another name and the lucky winner was Circus Queen.
Hello, well I never win anything, but I enjoy book sites so I had a look anyway lol. We are hoping to be blessed with another baby, and if we are lucky, Ina Mae's Guide To Breastfeeding will be top of my list (from the site), I hear its is an amazing book.
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Ina May Gaskin's "Birth Matters" looks like a compelling read.
ReplyDeleteI've tweeted. (@AdeleJK)
ReplyDeleteI've linked from my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/circusqueenblog
ReplyDeleteI've followed both you and them.
ReplyDeleteAnd I've subscribed via networked blogs. Phew! Done! My email is adele@dressedinthedark.co.uk x
ReplyDeleteI'd like to read Birth without violence.
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Ooh, Complementary Feeding by Gabrielle Palmer looks interesting. There was a lot of good stuff in The Politics of Breastfeeding, so I bet this one would be good too!
ReplyDeleteI quite fancy the father's Home birth handbook as well as the books you are promoting. They should stock "Hello Baby" A great kids book covering home births. It would fit right in with their range.
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ReplyDeleteI'd love to get Baby Management for Men for my husband.
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ReplyDeleteThis book looks really interesting: Complementary Feeding: Nutrition, Culture and Politics
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ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous looking books - love the illustrations!
ReplyDeleteI would definitely get Ina May Gaskin's Birth Matters :)
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ReplyDeleteThere are about 10 books in the pregnancy, birth and parenting section I'd love to read! The Daddy and Me book looks good too :)
ReplyDeleteI've tweeted! and I would hands down love to read Politics of breast feeding ( I got it from the library already)
ReplyDeleteComplementary Feeding looks fascinating...as does Ina May's Birth Matters.
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ReplyDeleteAnd followed you both on Twitter :)
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ReplyDeleteI would love to read "Complementary Feeding: Nutrition, Culture and Politics"
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