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To not let my 1 year old breastfeed despite her crying in hunger?
(96 Posts)She's not eaten ANY food today, tried to give her porridge, apple puree, strawberries, 'organic' crisps, sweet potato and lasagne so far. She hasn't had a single mouthful, I last let her breastfeed about an hour after she refused breakfast, and she had a big drink then at about 10.
This is a very regular occurrence but she usually breastfeeds on demand a lot.
She's taken a tiny bit of water but is pushing away snacks still, and clawing at my top for milk, pretty upset.
Should I just give in or should I wait out and hope she takes real food when she's hungry enough?
Is she ill? I'd let her feed, feeds don't seem to make any difference to my son's appetite and if she's distressed she won't eat anyway.
Let her feed.
Is it just today that she's been refersing?
Could she be coming down with a bug, or teething? They would be typical solid refusing reasons.
I'd give in and breastfeed but then I am a softy
maybe she has a sore throat? I would just get some calories in her as a priority. She probably knows better than you what form those calories should optimally take...
Could she be teething? Ds2 hates solids when he's teething and spends a lot of time feeding instead.
Oh feed her. She won't eat food in that state. Lshe must be feeling a bit off, it won't hurt if she just has milk today
Are you trying to wean her off BF, OP? Cutting back on breast feeds?
YABU, feed her.
Not sure if there is a reason not to let her, if you are able?
DD feeds a lot more than usual when she is under the weather (or more accurately in the days before I notice any other symptoms of her being unwell)
I would let her have boob. My son ate nearly no solid food when he was one, especially around me (was much better at nursery). It's still rather young. He was weaned off the boob nicely and with only very feeble resistance at 23 months.
She's feeding she's not ill, she is just awful at eating, she quite often eats nothing, and given the option bfeeds about every hour plus. How long can she carry on like this before its really unhealthy?
Feed her.
Yabu. Feed your baby!
Have you any idea why she doesn't eat? Is she growing ok? Does she eat too much at night so she's not hungry in the day?
I think with some children ,they just want to live on breastmilk and the only way to stop this is to go cold turkey and stop BF.I had this with my 2ns and 4th child.They were a bit older though.17m and 2.5years old.The 2 yr olsd was quite severely underweight (under the 0.4th centile)
'Food before one is just for fun'
Seeing as she's only one and still a baby, yabu let her feed. She might be teething.
Oh OP you must be shattered. I would ask this thread to be moved to the feeding section, the ladies there will know what to do.
She's gaining on the same percentile, but she is very small for her age, no 'baby fat' rolls at all.
She does feed a fair bit at night, but there's no other way to get her to sleep, if I try to rock her or just cuddle her she will get upset and just end up feeding more.
A friend of mine had this problem. It turned out her dd had a significant lip tie which was operated on by laser at about 16 months since when her eating has improved massively.
I really would check thoroughly for any physical reasons for this food refusal before refusing the only corn of nutrition she wants, which by the way will give her the majority of the nutrients she needs for now.
YABU - feed her. Call one of the bf helplines for informed RL support.
Your DD had found an excellent source of nutrition (the best going) and is making the most of it.
Why on earth would your response be to withdraw it?
Babies cannot extract the food value from any other food anywhere near as efficiently as they can from BM, so they do tend to turn back to it when they are challenged in some way (teething, tummy upset, virus etc). It is the ultimate comfort food!
I can totally understand your logic but she is clearly not going to snack so glad you let her feed.
maybe try introducing solid food partway through a feed so sone milk and then a bit of toast etc, eat with her and just share some of yours with her. Food is far more interesting when its not yours. Xx
I know it's exhausting when they're like this but you can't force weaning. She will cut back on bf when she's ready. If she's distressed then I would let her have it.
I'd let her feed.
I would deffo feed her breastmilk. I dont think it is unhealthy to do so.
Also just to add at this age babies are still supposed to be drinking roughly a pint of milk a day.
Feed her. some days my daughter just isn't hungry and just wants milk. i give it to her... why let a baby go hungry??
Every hour, you must be exhausted and very very frustrated.
Prepared for a flaming on here but I don't think you are being unreasonable to want to stop and you may yet have to force the issue. However, if you make a huge issue of it she will just dig her heels in and ultimately you will cave rather than see her so upset and hungry.
See a doctor and make absolutely sure that there is no medical reason for it. Then get on with the weaning. If you want to continue bfing but in a more moderate way, then I would restrict it to 3-4 times a day.
Wrong forum for this however, I would ask for this to be moved or I would repost and set out what you are actually trying to achieve and get some good advice on how to achieve your aims.
Also if she is unwell you will get this anyway. But your OP states that it is not unusual
YADNBU it's your body your child you should go with your gut instinct .
Just let her feed, all the older DCs are passing colds and sore throats round school.
It's very likely she's caught a bit of a virus and milk is all she feels like.
Feed her. I'm glad you are. Nursing meets not only her nutritional needs, but also her emotional ones. If she's gaining on the same centile then that's how big she is, there's no need to go up the chart (and the charts are flawed in many ways, of course) and someone has to be at the bottom, but the bottom is the bottom of the normal range! If she does find food a challenge she's really lucky to have a mummy who still lets her breastfeed. Hurrah for you!
This won't be popular but have you tried distraction? For months DS wouldn't eat unless the TV was on. So he watched Postman Pat/Button Moon/Teletubbies (argh!)/Thomas the Tank Engine ad infinitum.
Now aged 2 he will eat happily without TV.
During this time I had friends tearing their hair out cos their DC wouldn't eat. But they refused to try different techniques like the TV.
If that doesn't work then yes, I would continue BFing.
Ahh op i dont think yabu. Hope it gets better soon x
If she is at home with you and your boobs at the time she'd normally have milk the habit will be hard to break (i had very similar with ds). I found it helpful to go out somewhere exciting, with lots to do and lots of other children, so ds was distracted and often forgot about feeds. Try to avoid showing your anxiety re mealtimes, offer something when you're eating and as she gets older she'll start fancying some of what you're having (especially, I found, with meals outside of the home.) Ds liked fruit pouches, especially plum blueberry and vanilla, probably because they have intense flavours but very smooth texture, so eventually I gave him these (plus whatever he wanted from our plates) rather than faffing about making delicious organic meals for him to refuse :-) probably my approach wasn't ideal - and I wasted a lot of time feeling guilty about it - but I can happily report that age 20 months he now eats everything (with great gusto) and we are often complimented on how well he eats/how adventurous and non-fussy he is with food.
Wow op some unfair comments here - the vast majority of 1 year olds are not breast fed there is nothing wrong with wanting to stop feeding on demand - she is breast feeding like a newborn !!
Of course she won't eat solids if she is bf every hour !
Please feel free to gradually reduce feeds - perhaps you need to post In a more sympathetic forum asking for advice specifically about cutting down feeds
A one year old really does need more than just milk.
Ds is 14 months and is the same about bf and food. He's chubby though, always has been. Very different to dd who was skinny but ate more at 6 months than ds eats now! I just let him have what he wants, and he is gradually eating more especially now on the days I work.
I think its ok to let them go at their own pace. In rl people always say 'don't give in', I don't know why. Give in! Make life easy for yourselves, and just don't stress about it. If baby starts losing weight or is otherwise unhappy then there is a problem, otherwise I wouldnt worry. X
My 2.4 year old feeds every 30-60 minutes day and night.
Its not easy is it?
However, at 1yo you really dont have to worry about it being unhealthy.
My son barely ate a thing at that age, on top his diet was hugely, hugely restricted, he is allergic to 29 different foods.
Breastmilk has soooooo many different vitamins, nutrients and fats and calories.
I too was worried (despite being told it was ok!) and when he had his annual blood test at 18 months old I asked them to check his calcium, vit D, b, iron etc and it was all absolutely fine.
He eats like a bird now, still but hes on 90th centile so we have be doing something right.
Ummm, she's too hungry to try solids and is distressed because you are pushing her to do something before she is ready because it is convenient for you, not her, feed her for god sake and go and see your health visitor to get some on-going support while you wean your child, it is obviously triggering something for you and is causing a problem for her. Bit sodding irritated to be honest that there's a baby clawing at her mum for food and mum is sat there on the frigging internet!
If you feel you want to wean her off the boob can you try giving her some breast milk in a beaker? I wouldn't worry about actual food or rolls of baby fat,some kids have them some kids don't.
I agree with waterrat.
feed her.
I agree with Waterrat too.
cakesarenottheanswer Please can you tell me how your friend got the lip tie cut. I am trying to get my 15month olds done and having no luck so far I'm getting desperate.
I was going to suggest letting her pinch some of your food but someone beat me to it
It works for us for a different reason, it's the perfect way to introduce DD2 to new tastes. There's nothing more interesting to a child than somebody getting something you're not! Try letting her nibble from your plate or doing a one for me one for you type of approach.
And try to internalise your frustration, they pick up on it and play up more I find.
YANBU to want to cut down on breastfeeding at that age. She's 12 months, not twelve days.
A year of frequent, demand feeding is bloody good going. You should be pleased with yourself.
I have no practical advice tho on how to handle the sitch. Both of mine happily weaned themselves.
My sons exactly the same but with formula/cows milk... I let him have it in the morning once breakfast has been refused and then if he won't eat lunch/dinner he doesn't have any until bedtime, doesn't bother him one bit wish he would get hungry just so he would eat!
At last, some sense from waterrat and SaucyJack !! ^^
I think you are a star to have breast fed for a year. good in you. if you want to stop now that's perfectly fine and ONLY your decision. no one else.
your dd is feeding like a new born and so is full up.
bf is lovely, but your needs are just as important as your dds.
I bf all of mine for a year and then stopped. it's hard but the milk dries up after a few days of pure agony and your dd will move on.
this is totally your decision not outs or your dds. just yours.
Could you possibly get her to take some expressed milk from a sippy or a doidy cup? If it's the comfort of your boob she's after maybe try to substitute something that smells of you instead, sleep with a blanket or soft toy for a few days and give it to her at feed/nap time.
friends recommend this book
FWIW my lot were all still nursing a lot at a year and the younger two didn't really start eating solids properly until they were 13/14 months or so and even then not much. Some babies take longer to cut down on feeds than others.
Other useful books are mothering your nursing toddler and How Weaning Happens
At this stage refusing to let you baby breastfeed is probably counter productive as she may be too upset and distressed to eat.
to add there is no mummy Manuel and if there was it would not feature babies needs far out weigh mothers.
I would feed her. She may well be coming down with something. Food refusal and increased bf frequency was always the first sign of illness with both mine.
oh god not a parenting/ weaning book. op do what's right for you and your family. don't waste your cash on making another 'parenting expert' money.
Oooooooh, I'd just luuuuurve one of these all to myself .........*mummy Manuel*
Have you spoken to your health visitor about this? If not then I suggest you do and possibly contact a breast feeding support group and see if they have any suggestions. There maybe a underlying problem so a trip to a trusted GP is most likely a good idea.
I would fed the baby and get over this weekend and get ringing round on Monday. Good luck.
Every hour? You must be knackered, well done for demand feeding so frequently for so long.
Also like waterrat says, not surprised she doesnt want to eat solids when she is bf so often.
Id check its not something medical and maybe post somewhere you will get more helpful comments
My DD was like this, she is 18 months now and only just starting to get into food. We've been baby led weaning from 6 months. She has always tried to food but just doesn't war very much.
She is big for her age (tall & weight) even though she's mainly breastfed. I just think some children need it for longer. When we are busy in the day, she doesn't want bf. if we are home then she is constantly on my lap!
Don't worry, it's a stage and it will pass. She's far too little to understand why she can't have this great source of comfort from you, so I'd give her the boob.
As a breast feeding peer supporter, I'd recommend that you look closely at your diet- eat lots if varied food and full fat creams / milks / cheeses. She's getting her nutrients etc from you but it's still a lot for your body so top it up! I was so busy trying to lose baby weight that I overlooked this and was constantly tired and grumpy.
Once you are ready to stop, I'd suggest gradually dropping feeds instead of going cold turkey- it's much nicer on her and on you.
Totally understand where you're coming from though, you're doing brilliantly
thebody - the first one is a book by a Spanish paediatrician. The others are LLL books; one about what's normal behaviour for a nursing toddler than the other about normal weaning (From the breast) and how to wean gently. So no, not 'parenting' books, or weaning in the starting solids/Annabelle karmel sense.
FlapJack, love to write a 'mummy Manuel' but it's a contradiction in terms as everyone's would/ should be different as everyone's family unit is different.
I also dislike intensely so called experts ( often men) telling women how to mother.
how about, they all, unless have special needs, eventually sleep, and in their own beds, they all eventually walk, talk and eat more or less most food.
the speed of these magic milestones is usually in the parents gift but they just don't know it.
I wonder why people have made the assumption that the OP wants to stop breastfeeding or breastfeeding on demand? I can't see where she's mentioned that, just that she's is worried her DC isn't eating any/enough solids.
OP, I agree you should let her nurse and if you are worried about her low solid intake speak to a professional who knows about child nutrition and about breastfeeding. A IBCLC may be someone who can help with this, or La Leche League may put you in touch with someone? I also agree getting checked for tongue and lip tues, even at this late stage may help.
In the short term I wouldn't worry too much if she seems otherwise fine. It's simply not true that a one year old nursing hourly won't be hungry for or take solids, many one year olds do nurse like this, particularly on and off and from what you say your DD does take some solids some days?
Wo if they are books about children aimed at parents then they are parenting books!
parents have been weaning gently or otherwise for centuries without books.
weaning is simply the reduction of offering milk and the introduction of solid foods. it can be bloody annoying/ frustrating and messy but it is not rocket science and does not generally require the involvement of a paediatrician Spanish or otherwise.
the op wants to stop bf. her baby wants the breast.
sometimes the mothers needs override the babies, the op days the baby is 1 and not ill.
the op should follow her instincts and do what's right for her.
Nothing at all wrong with wanting to wean, and nothing at all wrong with being concerned about her not eating any solids, but do consider weaning gradually - for your own health - if you go cold turkey, you might well get mastitis and trust me, that's not nice.
Decide on the feeds she will have, and the one you want to cut, and do it. Then, when that one is no longer taken, choose another. Usually best to go for ones where she can be distracted best in case she is not very happy about the change.
I found the last thing at night and first thing in the morning ones were the hardest to get rid of (if you don't count night weaning, which was a whole other battle).
I should mention, I did not fully wean until DD was 2.5 or thereabouts, and at 1 she was certainly eating more milk than solids, but its a relationship you both have to be happy with, and if you are not - then you need to do something about it.
Starlight - she paid to go private with Dr Levinkind
Re the feeding lots at night, I found with DD that if I upped the daytime feeds, the nighttime feeds dropped.
Also 12.-14 months is a sleep regression and mug growth spurt - most babies I know have upped the feeding around this time, then moved onto solids fine at 14ish months. So if you can wait it put...?
Mug? Big!
DS relied mainly on breastmilk from the age of 12-22 months. Health visitors were horrified, I tried everything I could to get him to eat. Nothing worked and we're only just breaking the habit, aged 5, of him eating in front of the tv. He has a big taste and expectation of big portions of junk foods like crisps and sweets, because of some stupid theory someone had that if I got him used to the feeling of being full, he would want to eat more. Yeah, I was that desperate.
I look back now and wish I hadn't worried so much about it. In fact he was getting everything he needed from bm and the tiny amount of food he was eating. When weighed, he was on the small side, but always had been. I am small. He's still slim, but very tall for his age and he doesn't look abnormal for a child his age.
As long as you aren't restricting her food, she won't starve herself. Make it available and then try to avoid the guilt/worry/etc - you can't force feed her. She will eat when she is ready.
If you want something good to read on the topic, "My Child Won't Eat" by Carlos Gonzales is very good. It also explains that the appetite of a 1 year old is often smaller than that of a 9 month old, and why this is normal.
My non eating 1 year old now eats me out of house and home. I swear he has hollow legs!
Huh, wow, just scrolled up to see the bunfight about books. Books (especially parenting books) aren't for everyone but I quite enjoy reading them and like to receive recommendations. If OP doesn't I'm sure she can scroll past and ignore. There's no need to sneer about it!
Try these nuby cups for milk - the silicone mouth piece is the only thing my LO would take instead of the breast. I had to wean at 13months - he had multiple allergies and my milk was causing him to be sick.
It is hard weaning, my son only took overnight - but they do adapt. I do agree with other posters not to start this if ill / teething unless necessary.
Best of luck.
Try these nuby cups for milk - the silicone mouth piece is the only thing my LO would take instead of the breast. I had to wean at 13months - he had multiple allergies and my milk was causing him to be sick.
It is hard weaning, my son only took overnight - but they do adapt. I do agree with other posters not to start this if ill / teething unless necessary.
Best of luck.
Have you thought about pureeing some food for her? At this age, my little one would refuse solids and one day I tried pureeing it and she wolfed it down. It didn't stop her going back to solids a few days later. She was just going through a phase.
With the experience I now have, go with the flow at this age, your little one will guide you. I worried myself silly about my first and her eating when she was this age but she's still small but she eats as much as she needs.
I'll just give you a hug <<hugs>>
It sounds like you are having a really miserable time of it and some people on here are flaming you in such as way that if it was me, I'd feel as though I am being accused of abusing, torturing and killing my child by refusing the breast.
You'd think that food was evil to some of these over dramatic queens!
If you want to stop, get some adive from your HV and a breastfeeding support network. You are unlikely to get a flaming from them!
Maybe she's not quite ready for the variety of solids? My two dc developed their solids at massively different rates. While ds1 very quickly moved onto lots of different textures and loved it, ds2 was a much more reluctant eater and had to be weaned on pureed baby food, introducing only one flavour every few days (or even weeks) until he was used to it.
Interestingly ds2 eats more 'extreme' flavours (chutneys, spices, etc) than ds1 does now that they are older.
I feel for you, it's really exhausting when you feel that you have to be the 24 hour diner even though they aren't babies any more.
Both my DSs had a patch like this around their first birthday, (and they were both great eaters before too) but they both then got back to "normal" within a few weeks and dropped back down to a few feeds. DS1 then fed til 18m and DS2 still is now. Developmental thing maybe??
I didnt want to wean, so grit my teeth and got through it, but it was a bloody pita when they were attached all day and night, so you are allowed to be annoyed.
are you just annoyed for now, or do you want help weaning?
I'm sorry but I'm just gobsmacked at the 2.4 year old who feeds every 30-69 minutes! Have you not gone anywhere or done anything for the last two and a half years??
Maybe she's ill. Or teething.
Or, a small chance, that she's intolerant to some foods or has tongue tie or reflux so doesn't get on with solids.
I would feed her. When it comes to meals, sit her down while you eat and have some bits of food which are simple - plain strips of meat, plain veg, plain pasta etc so she can try from your plate.
I was a bit surprised by that too Rhonda.
The 2.4 year old had multiple allergies - that's not surprising they BF so much.
My 24 month old feeds frequently still. Sometimes for comfort. Sometimes for food.
If he is refusing food it is for a reason and he will breastfeeders more. I let him, because it refuse him feels utterly wrong.
But, I am shattered. And touched out. It's hard
Thank you for all the helpful replies, I'm more worried about her not eating than the breastfeeding, I would like to cut it down a little bit, but realistically I know she's going to need it for a fair while longer.
It's just how little she eats, I'm sure I must be doing something wrong, she eats less than some 4 month olds I know!
If she had a couple of mouthfuls, eg porridge, for breakfast, a couple of mouthfuls of fruit/snack and maybe 1 mouthful each of lunch and tea, I would class that as one of her best days. She regularly eats nothing, or spits everything out so it's near to nothing.
I've seen 2 doctors, at 9 months when she had refused everything for 3 months, and then at 11 months when she'd been having tiny amounts but still not much. Both said not to worry as long as she's getting milk.
I don't think she's picking up on me being tense, during meal times I'm pretty relaxed as it's been so long of her not eating I just expect it, but I'm just running out of ideas. I felt awful not letting her feed earlier, and even that didn't work.
If I hand her my food, she will hand it straight back like she thinks it's a game, if I try to spoon feed her she will close her mouth tight and swing her head from side to side, then try to grab the spoon and shake the food off, if I put food infront of her on the highchair she will drop it off the side piece by piece like she thinks its a game, and if she does eat anything she usually looks disgusted then doesn't want any more.
I'm going to get flamed for this but have you considered some form of night weaning and sleep training? The frequent might feeding could explain lack of appetite. And without proper rest she won't be receptive to anything.
Oh and another thing that can help - for a few months I basically fed DD like a cat - plate of snacky food out to graze at will but no set meals. So sliced apples, cubes of cheese, breadsticks etc. I let her breast feed as much as she liked daytime as it reduced night time.
It passed. It's a phase
DD now at 2.4 eats solids well at mealtimes, has self night weaned and normally only breast feeds about 4 times a day
Message withdrawn at poster's request.
Ah but your previous post sounds like you give her the food. She doesn't have control.
Don't feed her and just put stuff on her tray. Eat at the table when she does and make sure it's in grabbing distance. occasionally get up from the table or look away or something, don't watch her.
Also offer snacks instead of a feed. Or better yet you have a snack (just reduce your meals at other times) and let her grab some.
Basically adopting a breezy attitude - because I'm wondering if she feels under pressure eg in a Highchair with you watching her.
If you're anxious about whether she is eating or not, she will pick up on this and be less likely to eat - it's a control thing.
I know that just saying "don't be anxious" isn't helpful - but you could try doing something else while she eats, or try to change your mindset. The book I recommended earlier could help with this. This is a great information sheet from LLL as well, your local group may have them to give out or for a nominal 10p donation.
Another thing I read recently is about how it's your responsibility as the parent to provide enough food, tasty food, healthy food, but it's their responsibility as a person to choose to eat it or not, and really and honestly they won't starve themselves. There is no point feeling anxious about something you can't control, so try to let go, keep doing the thing you do have control over (to provide the food) and don't worry whether she eats it or not.
Another thing you might find helpful is this:
In the second year (12-23 months), 448 mL of breastmilk provides:
29% of energy requirements
43% of protein requirements
36% of calcium requirements
75% of vitamin A requirements
76% of folate requirements
94% of vitamin B12 requirements
60% of vitamin C requirements
– Dewey 2001
(Full article: kellymom.com/ages/older-infant/ebf-benefits/)
I agree it would be worth checking her mouth BTW, but DS was exactly like this and didn't have anything wrong, he was just reacting to a stressful situation. Is there anything big going on for your family currently?
DD breastfed like mad until 12 months old, then switched to bottles of cows milk. Around 16 mo she was still having about 5 bottles per day and very little solids, then all of a sudden she didn't want it anymore and started eating everything in sight. Now she has the occasional cup of milk but really isn't fussed by it. So just presenting the alternative viewpoint that sometimes they will just get there in their own time
Ds went through a phase of refusing anything that I tried to give to him but put a bowl of scrambled eggs and a spoon in front of him and he would go at it.
I know you said it just gets dropped over the sides but if you give her a few tries without stressing, just clear up the mess, she may just sneak the odd bit into her mouth.
I'd feed her. Breast milk is full of good stuff. Can you feed her lying down with a book/ your phone so it's a rest for you? I basically used it as an excuse for a lie down when I was bf
I don't think yabu at all, at one my dd was eating everything and anything. I can totally understand why you are worried, does she eat with you at the table? Dd liked to be sat at the table with us and her own food to eat in front of her.
I would at this age bf max 4 times a day and stop feeding at night. You will prob need to do some cc in terms that she will have to learn another way to settle herself but in the long term this will improve her appetite during the day and obv help her and you in that she will be getting a decent nights kip.
I would also go back to the dr, maybe keep a record of what she eats for a few days to show them.
What would freak me out about this is what would happen if something happened to you? If you were ill or had to go away for a couple of days what would she do?!
please do not panic things change with DC very quickly its us who sees a behaviour then thinks its going to be like that forever, we also had food issues with DD1, she loooked so skinny compared to other babies, we saw a pead and everything. She was and is fine.
Relax, I worried more with first as she was not BF, so I was really worried about getting fresh food into her.
with no2, she is BF, on demand and just under a year we are taking it easy, offer her food off spoon, also little sarnies she can eat herself, a mixture, I do not stress if she hasn't had much.
I am looking to wean her off breast, but not yet, but very soon.
Your lucky you are BF she is getting as people have said - lots of amazing things from it. Yes babies start to need more at one, but not immediately at one.
Also try distraction, tv, in park....
By the way, my PEAD told me he knew of one child who would eat nothing but satsumas for a few years! said the child was fine and healthy!¬
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I began putting together a set of questions that I posed to friends and contacts in the national security space. That quickly became an informal survey that was generating powerful, and shocking, responses from veteran friends. By mid-summer, I knew this needed to be formalized in an unbiased way. That is, I needed to find a way to survey officers that were representative of military opinion. If the Army's officers themselves could be shown to have lost faith in the Army's personnel system, that was explosive. It meant that any mission or strategy risked failure, any war risked being lost. It doesn't take much to connect the dots from good Human Resources to good execution.
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Lets go ahead and dispel those rumors that LG is halting any sort of production on the current Nexus 4 device; that rumor has been blown well out of proportion, especially considering the lack of factual information to support that claim.
I just spoke to an LG customer service rep, who then checked with her manager (of some sort), who reported back to me that the N4 is labeled in their inventory as "producing, in process" and the expected ship date is "within a couple weeks, less than a month." However, she could not give me an exact ETA due to the "unexpected, high volume order" that is undergoing an "in-depth quality check."
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Here you go.
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read the thread which had this rumors. No LG spokemen said they are stopping Nexus 4 production its some douch who made this up.
show me an article which said LG is going to stop production!! I meant not some douch article but official confirmation. you will find none.
LG said we will work with google on more Nexus devices so did motorola long time ago. - 01-11-2013, 08:28 PM #8
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yea i saw the other thread. knew it was pure bs.
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Ruth Martin, PhD, Heritage Report, will be leading an "Introduction to Genealogy" workshop in the Griffin Room on the first floor from 9:00-11:30 a.m. Later that day, Annie Brogan, MLIS, college librarian, The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, will be teaching a "Knitting 101″ workshop from 2:00-4:30 p.m. in the Speakers' Corner on the first floor. Both classes are free to attend; however, the instructor of the knitting class, Annie Brogan, urges attendees to bring supplies to her class in the afternoon and recommends worsted weight wool or wool blend yarn and size 7 or 8 needles. (Please note: if you don't have these items on-hand, beginner packages that attendees may keep will be available for $4.00).
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RD-Could we have a little bit of background information about you?
RM-I have a BA in History and a PhD in Sociology. I taught college for many years and then left to start a business, Heritage Reports, researching and writing full-length, illustrated family histories for my clients. I'm also an intern this semester with the Villanova Digital Library.
RD-Can you tell us what first got you interested in the study Genealogy?
RM -Like most, I first became interested through exploring my own family's history. For years, we had many unanswered questions about our family history. Over the last ten years, the availability of digitized material online has allowed us to answer many of those questions, and raised new ones—hence, my interest in Villanova's Digital Library project.
RD-What do you hope for attendees to learn at the Genealogy workshop?
RM -I would like them to leave with an understanding of the logic of genealogical research and also with a good understanding of how to conduct that research online and how to locate the additional resources they will need as their research progresses. Attendees will have the opportunity during the workshop to apply these tools to their own family trees.
RD-Do you think that there are any helpful (and free) tools that could aid to those beginning to study their family lineage?
RM -Quite a few, some of which we will address in the workshop. FamilySearch.org is an excellent resource with many freely accessible digitized documents (although some search results will lead to for-pay sites). The library edition of Ancestry.com is available for use without a fee in many libraries (including Villanova's). HeritageQuest.com is available for use at many public libraries (and users with a public library card can sometimes access it from home). Local historical societies and vital records offices are also important sources of genealogical data and users can usually gain access for free or for a nominal fee.
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RM-We recently moved into a new home, so unpacking is my other main interest at the moment. I also enjoy running and inline skating (in the alternate universe where it is warm and there is no snow).
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RD- Could we have a little bit of background information about you?
AB- I'm a librarian of the Historical Medical Library of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia.
RD- Can you tell us what got you interested in knitting?
AB- I'm not terribly crafty, despite wanting to be crafty. I've tried many things, and this was the one that happened to stick, mostly because I was pretty good at it right away. Ha!
RD-How did you learn to knit? Was it easy for you to master the art of knitting?
AB-I learned to knit at my local yarn store, Loop, which is the greatest. I took to it relatively easily, but I would not say I'm a master, although I do love to knit complicated lace patterns.
RD-What do you hope for attendees to learn at the knitting workshop?
AB- This is truly a beginners' workshop. I want attendees to feel confident with the basics—casting on, knitting, and purling—and leave with the ability to make themselves a scarf, or at least a potholder!
RD-Do you think that there are any good tutorials out there that could help beginner knitters?
AB-There are so many great tutorials to choose from on You Tube. The one resource I go back to again and again, though, is knittinghelp.com, which has videos for English and continental knitters. I'm a continental knitter, which I think is much easier.
RD-What are your other areas of interest besides knitting?
AB-I am a certified yoga instructor and teach a weekly vinyasa class as well as practice yoga as much as possible. I read constantly, which I suppose is no surprise, being a librarian. I also have a rescue mutt named Scarlet who I like to show off as much as possible.
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"Extra! Extra! Newspapers in Special Collections" features various newspapers housed in Falvey's Special Collections. The exhibit was curated by Laura Bang, digital and Special Collections curatorial assistant; Laura Hutelmyer, electronic resources and special acquisitions coordinator; and Jean Lutes, PhD, associate professor, Department of English, and director of academics, gender and women's studies. Joanne Quinn, Falvey's graphic designer, created the graphics for the exhibit.
"Extra! Extra! …" begins in the vertical case which houses a placard with information about newspapers, concluding with "This exhibit provides a glimpse of some of the varied types of newspapers that can be found in Falvey's Special Collections." Also on display in this case are 12 mastheads reproduced from newspapers; "The Lepracaun," "Public Ledger," "Chicago Ledger," "The New World" and "New York Ledger" are among those shown. On the bottom shelf are a large scrapbook from c.1880s containing clippings related to the Catholic Church and a bound volume of the "Boston Cultivator" from March 1848 from which articles have been cut, probably for inclusion in someone's scrapbook. The curator's placard says, "Scrapbooks provided a format for readers to collect and organize a rapidly growing selection of reading materials."
Five additional cases feature newspapers grouped by categories: "Early Papers," "Illustrations," "Social Justice," "Family Papers" and "Publications for Young Readers," all accompanied by informative placards.
"Early Papers" features works published in Philadelphia: "The Saturday Evening Post," May 30, 1829 (here a newspaper, but later a magazine); "Public Ledger," March 25, 1836; "Saturday Night," Nov. 16, 1889; and a bound volume of "Godey's Lady's Book and Magazine" opened to the July 1856 issue. The curator's placard tells us that between 1836 and 1880 Philadelphia had 12 daily papers, many more than we have today.
"Illustrations" exhibits a "Public Ledger Color Supplement" cover from June 8, 1919; a "Dear Little French Orphan …" paper doll with several outfits; an image of "Picturesque Philadelphia: Old South Street Market;" an open volume of a New York "Illustrated News" from 1853 and placards explaining how illustrations were created in a time before it was possible to insert photographs in newspapers and magazines.
The "Social Justice" case offers four issues of this newspaper published from 1936 until 1942 by Father Charles Edward Coughlin, a member of the Basilian Fathers. Father Coughlin used "Social Justice" to promote his ideology and as a supplement to his radio broadcasts. Articles such as "Ladies and Gentlemen Meet Satan," "The Roosevelt Cleaner," "The Smut Vendor" and "Who Is Next on Relief?" give the reader a sense of Father Coughlin's interests.
"Harper's Bazar: A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction," "People's Home Journal," "Collier's Weekly: An Illustrated Journal of Art, Literature and Current Events" and "Comfort" are displayed as "Family Papers." These newspapers reflect the interests of American families in the years 1870 through 1919 (the years on display). Look carefully at them; the illustrations provide information about fashion and farm life, one shows a mounted policeman coming to the aid of a woman on a runaway horse, and, particularly appropriate for our winter weather, another displays couple riding a toboggan.
The final group of newspapers on display is "Publications for Young Readers:" "Golden Days for Boys and Girls," Feb. 4, 1882, and "Happy Days: A Paper for Young and Old," Feb. 2, 1907, and Nov. 6, 1915, issues. The front pages of these papers show large illustrations related to the stories included.
The exhibit will remain on display through May.
With hints of spring in the air, I hope the Villanova community has been faring well during the recent severe winter weather. I need to inform you about a schedule change and a noteworthy event.
In response to the University's plan to schedule make-up classes on Sundays as compensation for snow days, Falvey is offering expanded hours. The Library will be open two hours earlier (including collection access and desk services) on the following Sundays: March 16, March 23, March 30, April 6, April 13, April 27 and May 4—in other words, from 10 a.m. to midnight on the Sundays for rescheduled classes and for the last week of exams. The library's first-floor lounge and Falvey Hall (aka Old Falvey), as places to study, are still Wildcard accessible 24/7.
Despite the weather's disruption to classes, event programming in Falvey has not been hindered. We have been the venue for 62 events and meetings in the spring semester so far. It looks as though the Library will have hosted or sponsored close to 200 again this academic year.
One library event that is on track for at the end of the semester is the annual Falvey Scholar Awards.
Falvey Memorial Library is now gathering Falvey-Scholars-Award nominations from faculty members who work with undergraduates on a senior thesis or capstone project. The individuals or teams of Villanova seniors who are accomplishing the most outstanding undergraduate research should be nominated.
The faculty-nomination deadline is April 4. We also welcome nominations before the April 4 deadline.
For the link to the nomination page and more information about the Falvey Scholars Award, go to the Library's Falvey Scholars Webpage.
Nominated students or teams will be invited to apply for the award. Winners will be chosen from the pool of nominated undergraduate seniors who apply. Winners will be invited to present their research at the Falvey Scholars Award event, part of a weeklong celebration of outstanding Villanova research.
Falvey Scholars Event:
Date: Friday, April 25
Time: 9 a.m.-12 noon
Location: Falvey Memorial Library
Due to the impending bad weather, Villanova University, including Falvey Memorial Library, and Villanova School of Law will be closed on Monday, March 3, 2014.
Visit our DVD collection housed right inside the door to Falvey West Stacks. Check one out over the break!
Here is a list of this year's Oscar nominees. What are your picks?
Laura Hutelmyer is the photography coordinator for the Communication and Service Promotion team and special acquisitions coordinator in Resource Management
Out of the 570,000 print titles in our collection, about 60,000 circulated to Villanova patrons last year. This doesn't include the journals, group study rooms or laptops. Many print materials are also used in-house without being checked out to patrons.
It's perhaps not surprising that the main stacks titles with the heaviest circulation in the Falvey collection are a mix of fiction and non-fiction, including business, history and literature titles that can be associated with actively taught courses. Looking at the top five titles below, I'm going to have to say that Catching Fire is probably evidence that patrons still want to read for enjoyment and not just for assignments.
Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins. (10 loans)
Pragmatism as Transition: Historicity and Hope in James, Dewey, and Rorty by Colin Koopman. (10 loans)
Victory of Reason: How Christianity Led to Freedom, Capitalism, and Western Success by Rodney Stark. (10 loans)
Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe. (9 loans)
Business of Sports: edited by Brad R. Humphreys and Dennis R. Howard. (7 loans)
While the most popular books borrowed in 2013 weren't necessarily predictable, they showed us what students and faculty were interested in last year. By comparing this internal data with the external data below, we also see where gaps may exist in our collections.
Behavioural ecology (7 requests), Programming the World Wide Web (5 requests) and Centering Prayer and Inner Awakening (4 requests) were the top three requested titles through Interlibrary Loan, spanning the humanities and sciences. The two books borrowed most through E-ZBorrow were Between Men: English Literature and Male Homosocial Desire (4 requests) and Introduction to Software Testing (4 requests), also representing the arts and sciences equally.
Moving on from monographs (print books), we have statistics showing the number of articles requested through Interlibrary Loan from other libraries' journal holdings and through Document Delivery services from our own journal collection.
What is Document Delivery, you may ask? It's a service rendered only to Villanova students, staff and faculty who need a scanned (digitized) copy of a print journal article from our collection.
It's interesting to note the fifteen most requested journal titles through Interlibrary Loan are a mix of many disciplines, but most predominantly philosophy, theology, nursing and engineering, as evidenced by the top five titles from that list.
Critical care medicine (43)
Water Science and Technology (20)
Theology and Science (19)
The Leibniz review (17)
American family physician (17)
As you can see, journal data from the Document Delivery system shows that faculty and patrons are making good use of this service, although theology, nursing and engineering emerge as the frontrunners.
Journal of Ecumenical Studies (74 requests)
Tetrahedron Letters (35 requests)
JAMA : the Journal of the American Medical Association (22 requests)
National Catholic Register (20 requests)
Journal of Heat Transfer (19 requests)
Falvey librarians use all available data to make purchasing decisions in consultation with individual academic departments. We also strive to improve patron access to our immediate collection and to offer services that extend the collection beyond our walls.
Article by Luisa Cywinski, editorial blog coordinator, Communication & Service Promotion team; team leader, Access Services.
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Last time we learned how to customize Google Scholar so that the search engine will allow us to access the full text of the library's journal articles even from off campus. But did you know that you can export the citations you retrieve to several reference management software systems (such as RefWorks, EndNote, or even Bibtex) to make doing your bibliographies a snap?
Here's how it's done:
At the Google Scholar homepage, click Settings:
At the Google Scholar settings screen, scroll down to Bibliography manager. Click Show links to import citations into … and then choose your citation management software from the dropdown menu. As an example, we'll choose RefWorks:
Click the SAVE button at the top of the screen. This returns us to the Google Scholar search box.
Under each of our results we now see the Import into RefWorks link. Just click to capture the citation information into your RefWorks account. If you're not already logged into RefWorks, you will receive a prompt to do so.
What's that? You don't have a RefWorks account? You mean you're still typing bibliographies the old fashioned way? Watch this brief video to see what RefWorks can do for you. Then click here to find out how to sign up for your own account.
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This reference also features the Click here for full text link. So even from off campus you will be able to access this Falvey Library subscription article.
Barbara Quintiliano is a nursing and life sciences liaison and an instructional services librarian. Contact her at 610-519-5207 or by email.
Did you know Falvey's catalog can help you create a personal "Favorites" list of library items? This video shows how to save an item to your personal-favorites list right from within the catalog. (Enable Closed Captioning for silent viewing.)
For additional "How to" videos, click the "Help" button on Falvey's homepage.
Video tutorial produced by Gerald Dierkes, information services specialist for the Information and Research Assistance team, senior copy-editor for the Communication and Service Promotion team and a liaison to the Department of Theater.
Falvey subscribes to over 250 databases, and many of these are supplied through ProQuest, a database provider. This video shows how to navigate ProQuest-provided databases. (Enable Closed Captioning for silent viewing.)
For additional "How to" videos, click the "Help" button on Falvey's homepage.
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While private equity (PE) players are considered to be smarter than bankers, it turns out a host of them have invested in firms that are now with the corporate debt restructuring (CDR) cell.
Marquee PE names including Blackstone, Sequoia Capital, Fidelity Capital Partners, Barings Asia PE and 3i Capital have investments in companies whose debt is being restructured.
A list compiled by FE based on data from the CDR cell shows there are at least eight PE-backed firms whose loan recasts are being considered by the CDR cell. The most recent of these is Coastal Projects � backed by Baring PE Asia, Sequoia Capital and Fidelity Capital Partners � which wants bankers to rework loans of R3,575 crore. Once a company goes into CDR, PE firms say they are left with little option but to wait out the process.
�If banks find an investor ready to buy a stake, it will practically defy the purpose of the recast. So, PE investors in firms that see restructuring are stuck at least till the company is out of it,� says an investment banker.
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�Under Chapter 11 (law for bankruptcy) in the US, the court forces lenders and other stakeholders to take a cut in their debt exposure and convert the debt into equity. So, the lenders end up becoming equity stakeholders. India lacks such a forced process; it simply extends the timeline of the debt repayment,� says a fund manager of a global PE firm on condition of anonymity.
Interestingly, PE investors aren�t obliged, under the existing debt restructuring norms, to bring in additional funds or take a haircut. However, in some cases like Soma Enterprise, promoters have sought additional funds from their PE investors to meet the additional promoter contribution required under the restructuring norms. The company has been referred to the CDR cell to recast R6,000 crore.
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This is an unusual love story involving an 89-year-old woman and her beloved Chariot. The two have been together for decades and traveled more than 540,000 miles across this nation's highways and side streets.
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It's been almost two weeks since Casey Anthony was found not guilty of killing her daughter Caylee -- and it seems the American public will never forgive her.
So we gotta ask ...
To me she is just as evil a*****ler. What's sad is she probably doesn't even miss her baby girl at all. She seems unhuman, her facial expressions and actions seems so nonchalant to the whole situation. I don't wish harm on her, but I believe in karma. I pray one day she feels true guilt and remorse.
In 10 years she will either be dead or missing. Some Dexter-type will be after her and will eventually serve her a big fat heap of justice.
i have watched this since cindy made the 911 call. george, cindy and casey have never answered yes or no to a simple yes or no question. prosecution and defense never got a simple yes or no answer one time. all 3 of them seem to want to give specific detailed answers. cindy was asked if she had a dog that had passed away. simple yes or no. she went into a 10 minute response as to how she got the dog, how it was her baby clear up to when the dog finally had to be put to sleep as she held it in her arms. my god, they start their stories and go into complete detail every time. they all make me sick to my stomach. also, where was caylee when casey was supposedly working for 2 years and spending the night with men and caylee was never spending the night at cindys. hmmmm
She has some sort of personality disorder; psychopathy, sociopathy, whatever you want to call it. I won't be surprised if she gets knocked up again one day (whenever she thinks having a child around will provide her with the attention she craves), and it takes another child of hers to die after she loses interest in being a mother for her to finally be put away for good. I think she is that warped that she would think she could get away with it again. There are cases of "black widows" who have had multiple spouses die mysterious deaths, thinking they can get away with it, so I do think someone like Casey would believe people will buy her crap a second time around.
After awhile of being out, she's going to wish she WERE locked up. A large section of the public would see her head on a pike, if they could. As mentioned earlier, there are trigger-happy vigilantes out there who are willing to take the law into their own hands. Especially when it comes to child murderers.
BOYCOTT,BOYCOTT,BOYCOTT any and all efforts for this pathetic excuse of a women,jurors and attorneys from making any money off her dead daughter. That will be her punishment and our justice for Caylee. Wonder if us tax payers are footing the bill for her to go in hiding? Just ask your self were is she getting the money to relocate? $500.00 isn't going to go to far. Oh,maybe dream team is giving her a loan.......Their as bad as her,knowing she had a hand in the death of her daughter,then trying to protect her like she is something special.......Shame on all of you!! Hope your all haunting until you take your last breath. Like I said BOYCOTT everything,don't fall into this scam along with them. Turn your backs,look the other way,dismiss her and all involved. if your hearts are in this for little Caylee Boycott. There is power in numbers and we have the power to stop anybody from cashing in on her death............
I hope she suffers, mentally and physically, during her time (short, I hope) on this earth. Let her never, ever have another minute's peace. She is a monster.
Will Someone Please Put A Bullet In This STupid BEOTCHZ HEAD ALREADY ...............SHEEESH!!! Tired Of hearing ABOUT THIS WORTHLESS MIDDLECLASS BEOTCH...........Another Thing For ALL THOSE SO-CALLED SUPPORTERS THAT ARE SUPPORTING THIS NONSENSE....PLEASE WALK OUT ON THE LA FREEWAY OR ANY LOCAL FREEWAY THEN RUN HEAD ON FIRST INTO A SEMI-TRUCK SO WE CAN ALL SLEEP TONIGHT PEACEFULLY..........THANK YOU & GOOD NIGHT !!!!
Sometimes justice is not fair enough...not only in the USA...in this case in particular, I think that people in general will "punish" or "judge" her for the rest of her life....life is life, there´s nothing we can do about it.
There is a higher court than courts of justice and that is the court of conscience. It supercedes all other courts. ~Mohandas Gandhi.
How can you hate someone for a crime that the people found her innocent of? Direct the hate towards somewhere else...heres a good start the people trying to established a case against this woman! If they had did there jobs she would of been locked up but they didnt so shes free to be out! Who are you to judge and make your own judgement when the justice served her? If justice failed to do there job then so be it...cant hate on someone just because you feel your right shes guilty...just like how society dont judge you!
Susan Smith was estranged from her husband; she met a man and was having a fling with him, only to discover that this man did not like children.
So, she told the police a black man hijacked her car and drove off with the kids in it. The car was later found submerged in a lake. Susan Smith later confessed she did it!
Same thing with Casey. Tony Lazarro did not like kids either!
Some " Renaye " lady said she got off cuz she was " white " with money... sorry to say it but she got off because now a days the new lawyers know how to talk so much crap they can make the " experts" look like they dont know what they are talking about, its all about doubt, but with that being said, if she got off because she's white with money, does that mean OJ Simpson got off because he was BLACK with money?? .,.. just sayin..
I get people's anger and disgust about Casey Anthony. What I don't get is how what she did is much different than if she had paid the local abortion clinic to kill the child before she was born. Had she done so, there would have been no charges, and no discussion. For it was "her right to choose" to kill her baby, right? So, why villainize her now? This is one of those unintended consequences of giving a woman the federal right to kill her baby before it is born. There is no moral difference. This is why it would have been nothing less than hypocrisy if the jury had sent her to death row for killing her child.


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Throwback Thursday #2: Get Your Speak On!
I hope everyone is having a great Thanksgiving with their families. When you come out of that food coma I hope you enjoy my second blog post in the Throwback Thursday series. Throwback Thursday is a bi-weekly blog series where I dig deep into my evernote collection and find some… Read more
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Structural Dynamics in IndustryISBN: 978-1-84821-004-2
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Structural Dynamics in Industry focuses on the behavior of structures subjected to a vibrational or shock environment. It takes a systematic approach to the basic concepts in order to enhance the reader's understanding and to allow industrial structures to be covered with the necessary degree of depth. The developments are explained with a minimum of mathematics and are frequently illustrated with simple examples, while numerous industry case studies are also provided.
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Chapter 1. General introduction to linear analysis.
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Chapter 5. Modal effective parameters.
Chapter 6. Continuous systems.
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