As an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant I strongly recommend this DVD. Not only are the basics covered, but viewers will learn that mothers can return to breastfeeding if they have had an untimely stopping through the process called relactation. Viewers will learn that adopted babies can be nursed. Special circumstances and topics such as breastfeeding multiple babies, breast surgery, milk banks, postpartum depression, breastfeeding in public, and how most medications are compatible for the nursing mother are discussed. Basic and advanced FAQs are answered.

This DVD also gets into global issues such as why the World Health Organization so stongly recommends breastfeeding, and how the US Department of Health and Human Services presented an Ad Campaign promoting breastfeeding. Formula marketing techniques are exposed, as NOT breastfeeding is a human rights issue. Baby Friendly Hospital certified hospitals are mentioned so viewers can learn that the location of birth can impact breastfeeding.

Maternity leaves in different countries are presented; and information on employment, breast pumps, and storage of human milk are given.

This DVD is for anyone who wants to learn as much as possible about breastfeeding: the management, the developmental stages, the special circumstances and the politics.

Pregnant moms and dads, grandmothers and other relatives, friends of couples having babies, and healthcare professionals – this DVD will teach you so much you will be beyond amazed! This DVD would be an excellent tool for educating hospital or clinic staff members about breastfeeding too.

Check out the other DVDs in this series too: the 20 minute “Breastfeeding Basics” and the 45 minute “Breastfeeding In
Breastfeeding Comprehensive

Unfortunately sometimes the picture gets stuck and stops moving and only restart helps.
also, if you add more pictures, they do not automaticall refres, you have to restart.
and it could be nice if you could have more sources for pictures. for example, Shutterfly is not supported, and you cannot mix sources (kodak galery, facebook and internal memory).
also, pictures are sometimes cut and not fit the screen good.

I hope they will release a firmware upgrade soon with some fixes.
Kodak EasyShare W820 8

I am an American Citizen living in Australia and the ability to download a 1600 page book in less than 60 seconds is amazing. I am addicted to this device, I even bought a “Man-Bag” (5796 OLIVE DRAB CANVAS MAP CASE SHOULDER BAGS) to carry it with me EVERYWHERE! It is indispensable on public transportation, or waiting for my kid to get out of school. I look at the book bags being carried by elementary and high school kids and think that with a Kindle type device they will be a thing of the past.

As for people bitching and moaning about how it handles PDF files, that seems to be an issue with Adobe and their persnickety licensing of their software and NOT a problem with Amazon and the Kindle design team. I am thinking that the demographic who needs that feature the most would be professionals who could afford something just for PDFs.

THE ONLY ISSUE I HAVE WITH THE KINDLE IS COPYRIGHT LAWS! Before I ordered my Kindle, I filled my wish list with Kindle versions of books I wanted. Because I am working in Australia NONE of the books I wanted were available! NONE! However, because I still maintain a home in the USA, I was able to switch my residence to reflect the US address and then I could download what ever I wanted. Still I was angry that that was not made
My Insolence By Guerlain