Hit me with websites!

[HerthElde]

Since I'm waiting on getting my course materials, and really have an urge to dig in already, hit me with some good postpartum-y websites - I have a whole bunch bookmarked, but am always on the lookout for more

[PostDoula]

Here are some that I keep handy:
www.ican-online.org
www.victoriousbirth.com
www.postpartumdads.org
www.postpartumstress.net
www.postpartum.net
www.askdrsears.com
www.kellymom.com (My FAVORITE BF resource online!)
https://childbirthsolutions.com/articles/postpartum.php

But, if you're looking to read and really dig into the doula aspect of PP, I would suggest Mothering the New Mother or Kitzinger's Year after Childbirth.
GOOD LUCK!
Beth

[HerthElde]

Thanks Beth. I've read Nurturing the Family and a good portion of Mothering the New Mother - I don't have Kitzinger's book . . . it's not required for CappaCanada training, although I suppose it would probably be a good one to have (I think I read it shortly after my first was born, borrowed from the library).

I get "stuck" nursing my one year old at various times during the day, and can't read a book while doing so (any little page noise perks up her ears and she won't nurse - she's been that way since birth ), so we usually nurse at the computer - I figured I'd get some studying in if possible

Thanks so much for the links!

[PostDoula]

I haven't read Nurturing hte Family--is that good?
My younger one is 6 months, and he likes to yank & kick books, so I don't get to read much while he's nursing either Too bad there aren't more Postpartum audio books!
Kitzinger has a decent website, but I can't remember it off hand. Good luck!!