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The One Best Way? de Tasnim Nathoo

The One Best Way?: Studies in Childhood and Family in Canada

Autor Tasnim Nathoo, Aleck S. Ostry
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 7 iul 2009
A comprehensive and engaging history of how breastfeeding shifted from a private matter to a public concern at the end of the 19th century. It examines the history and evolution of breastfeeding policies and how breastfeeding officially became "the one best way" to feed infants.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781554581474
ISBN-10: 1554581478
Pagini: 282
Ilustrații: b/w photos, tables & charts
Dimensiuni: 153 x 229 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.41 kg
Editura: Wilfrid Laurier University Press
Seria Studies in Childhood and Family in Canada

Recenzii

"Nathoo and Ostey trace this pendulum swing from breastfeeding to bottle feeding and back again in an illuminating study which examines the scientific background to the development of manufactured baby milks, reviews the latest evidence for breastfeeding's advantages for the baby, and teases out the implications of breastfeeding on gender equality in the workplace." - Linda Knowles, Independent Researcher, British Journal of Canadian Studies, Volume 23 (Number 2), 2010
"Nathoo and Ostey trace this pendulum swing from breastfeeding to bottle feeding and back again in an illuminating study which examines the scientific background to the development of manufactured baby milks, reviews the latest evidence for breastfeeding's advantages for the baby, and teases out the implications of breastfeeding on gender equality in the workplace." - Linda Knowles, Independent Researcher, British Journal of Canadian Studies, Volume 23 (Number 2), 2010

Cuprins

Table of Contents for
The One Best Way? Breastfeeding History, Politics, and Policy in Canada by Tasnim Nathoo and Aleck Ostry

List of Illustrations

List of Tables

Authors' Notes


Introduction: The One Best Way


Part 1: Transitions, 1850-1920

1. Infant Mortality, Social Reform, and Milk, 1850-1910

2. Theory and Formulas: Scientific Medicine and Breastfeeding, 1900-1920

3. Nation, Race, and Motherhood: The Political Ideology of Breastfeeding 1910-20

Part 2: Decline, 1920-60

4. Professionals and Government, 1920-30

5. Marketing Infant Feeding, 1930-940

6. Old-Fashioned, Time-Consuming, and a Little Disgusting, 1940-60

Part 3: Resurgence, 1960-2000

7. The Return to Breastfeeding, 1960-80

8. Promoting Breastfeeding, 1980-90

9. Protecting, Promoting, and Supporting? 1990-2000

Part 4: At Equilibrium: Into the Twenty-first Century

10. Continuities and Change: Breastfeeding in Canada at the Turn of the Twenty-first Century

11. Using the Past to Look Forward: Breastfeeding Policy for the Twenty-first Century

Conclusion: The Politics of "Choice"


Appendices

Appendix A: Timeline of Infant Feeding in Canada

Appendix B: Infant Mortality in Canada

Appendix C: The Canadian Mother's Book

Appendix D: Percentage of Births Occurring in Hospital, 1926-1974

Appendix E: National Surveys of Breastfeeding Practices

Appendix F: Evolution of Canadian Infant Feeding Guidelines from 1923-2004

Notes

References

Index

Notă biografică

Tasnim Nathoo completed her graduate studies in health care and epidemiology and social work at the University of British Columbia. She currently works in the areas of reproductive health, mental health and addictions, and social policy. Her research interests include health theory, integrated medicine, and the relationship between individual experience and broader social change.