Sue Cox DVDs & Videos Sue Cox AM RN RM IBCLC has worked with mothers and babies for more than 30 years. She has been an ABA counsellor since 1976, and has been a lactation consultant both in hospitals and private practice. She is a sought after speaker, presenting seminars and workshops on lactation around Australia and has presented many papers internationally. In 2007, Sue was awarded Life Membership or the Australian Breastfeeding Association in recognition of all her work in promoting breastfeeding. Download the order form here! NTSC available as well as PAL. Discounts available for organisations ordering 10 or more copies and for ABA Groups. Cheque or credit card (Bankcard, Mastercard, Visa) or we will invoice. New combined DVD! Our Price: $88.00 Mother and Baby - Getting it Right AND Mother and Baby - The First Week Both of Sue Cox's breastfeeding videos now available on one DVD! The DVD contains both videos, with and without captioning i.e. four films on the one DVD. Video 1 Our Price: $66.00 MOTHER AND BABY - GETTING IT RIGHT Breastfeeding: Positioning & Attachment, with Sue Cox A 20 minute video featuring Sue Cox RN RM IBCLC teaching positioning and attachment techniques to an antenatal class and helping three mothers attach their babies to the breast. An excellent training resource for Counsellors, midwives, child health nurses, lactation consultants, etc., and for showing to new mothers. Beautiful close ups of babies attaching well. Video 2 Our Price: $66.00 MOTHER AND BABY - THE FIRST WEEK What's normal for babies, with Sue Cox Shows parents what is normal in the first week after the baby is born so that they will quickly seek assistance if the abnormal occurs. The video shows, through pictures and short captions, baby's innate ability to survive, providing it is warm, pink and loved, including through skin-to-skin contact; changes in urinary output and in stool amount and colour; the normal amount of colostrum/milk produced each day and how to overcome any breast tightness that may occur; techniques to overcome breastfeeding difficulties, including how to position the baby and how to attach/latch baby for breastfeeding.