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Which Midwifery Magazine/Journal should I subscribe to?

Discussion in 'Student Midwife To Be Discussion' started by MadwifeMcCann, Nov 4, 2007.

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Which Midwifery Journal(s) do you subscribe to

RCM Midwives 13 vote(s) 24.5%
British Journal of Midwifery 8 vote(s) 15.1%
Practising Midwife 28 vote(s) 52.8%
MIDIRS 23 vote(s) 43.4%
Other 2 vote(s) 3.8%
I don't subscribe to a journal 10 vote(s) 18.9%
Multiple votes are allowed.
  1. Azalea Well-Known Member

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    Its a fab book but don't waste your money at whsmiths!

    Get it from the lick here, on amazon or from asda... its much cheaper!
  2. Josie Director of SMNET

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    I love that book Jem, one of my faves, try The Light in the Window too, have a browse in the bookshop, they are all in there, all the ones our members have recommended over the past few months. The bookshop is cheaper, our shop is basically amazon but its set up to only show midwifery books so none of that awful searching, its on a plate and cheapo amazon prices :) Bonus!
  3. KarrierBag Shirley Bassey...

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    Fabulous book Jem, havent read babycatcher yet but defo give the light in the window a try too!
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    :D
    Thank you all for your feedback, see now I've proved shopping is useful as I've learnt about the book section here, cheap books and other titles too!!
    I now have an argument for any man that makes a stand against retail therapy!
    Cheers Ladies
    xx
  5. Midwifemissy Love you Mum and Dad xx

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    I have read that, and the Baby Catcher and The Light in the window and I loved them all. Another good one in my opinion is 'A Midwife's Story' by Penny Armstrong. You can get that from the book shop on here too....I did!
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    Good afternoon All!

    As you know I'm not quite at the application stage yet (2 yrs until kiddie winks are at school full time) but am starting an access course soon and am eager to get reading beforehand! Can anyone recommend a good Midwifery book as a first read/browse? Any good general reading books/mag ideas would be great please.

    Thanks!
    x
  7. groovychick Welfare Moderator

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    hiya :punk:

    i would read The Baby Catcher by Peggy Vincent and The Midwives Tale, they are really good and inspirational.

    i would subscribe to The Practicing Midwife if you can, its upto date midwifery information and very easy to read
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    I too suggest The Babycatcher! Fab insight of Midwifery!
    Good Luck with the pre access and access. I have thoroughly enjoyed my access course so far!

    Kate xx
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    Thanks you two - very helpful!
    xo_Ohifty:
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    You've scared me; what's the pre access course??

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