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21 April 2009

Patrick Houser

Go Duncan,
Breastfeeding and fathers is such an important, yet virtually ignored, topic in our parenting culture. Fathers have not been provided with adequate information on the inportance of it, as well as the pivital role they play.

More info in my book, Fathers-To-Be Handbook and on www.fatherstobe.org/breastfeeding.htm
Patrick Houser
freestyle

Hey Patrick, I totally agree with you on this, fathers are really not provided with the adequate information on the importance of breastfeeding. Your concern for the same is really quite appreciable. I will definitely ask my hubby to read your book.

Emma

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@relaxdparenting Thank you for the retweet! Do please look at my book - it is highly relevant to your wonderful approach! Duncan (Fisher) 05:39:12 31 Jul 2010 from TweetDeckin reply to relaxdparenting
@kidstart Thank you Liz! Duncan 07:06:28 30 Jul 2010 from TweetDeckin reply to KidStart
@mummojo Thank you so much! 01:53:23 29 Jul 2010 from TweetDeckin reply to mummojo
@minhabarrigadiz Wow, the idea of a Portugese translation for Brazil is really exciting! Do ask the entrepreneurs! 07:17:53 14 Jul 2010 from TweetDeckin reply to minhabarrigadiz
@Ali_Davies Thanks for that link! I have a technology crisis - intermittently on line! 02:25:49 10 Jul 2010 from TweetDeckin reply to Ali_Davies
@Ali_Davies Best wishes. Hope all is well. Duncan 09:14:31 6 Jul 2010 from TweetDeckin reply to Ali_Davies
RT @momlogic: Do we owe it to our partners & kids to stay out of harm's way when it comes to our rec activities? http://bit.ly/afkl3w Yes. 09:11:53 6 Jul 2010 from TweetDeck
@njfamilymag Set the breakfast table. Help collect up rubbish & recycling weekly. Take dog for a walk. 09:10:09 6 Jul 2010 from TweetDeckin reply to njfamilymag
@minhabarrigadiz: Thanks! Do you think my book should be translated into Portugese? I would do it if I could market it in Brazil. 08:44:10 6 Jul 2010 from TweetDeckin reply to minhabarrigadiz
Informal study about how mothers and fathers play differently with children, even when they care for them similarly. http://bit.ly/cQUMsQ 08:26:31 6 Jul 2010 from TweetDeck