Baby-Led Breastfeeding: the Mother-Baby Dance DVD. Christina Smillie, $46.95 (DVD format, 16 minutes plus over 60 minutes of additional material)

Baby-Led Breastfeeding offers extraordinary footage of babies learning to breastfeed naturally. Like all mammals, human babies are already hardwired to seek out and find the breast. In this video we see just how a baby can do it when we get out of the infant’s way. This lovely DVD shows mothers and babies of various ages, and with a variety of challenges, learn about the importance of skin to skin contact, patience and why a baby needs to be calm in order to learn to feed. A wonderful teaching tool for parents and professionals, Baby-Led Breastfeeding is a reassuring guide to a more relaxed view of breastfeeding.

Better Breastfeeding: Your Guide to a Healthy Start DVD. InJoy Videos, Home Use $49.99 (25 minutes)

Step-by-step latch instruction and clear feeding guidelines, along with information on hunger cues, breast care and when to ask for help make this reassuring DVD a valuable tool for new parents. For information on Public Performance Rights (PPR) prices please contact Parentbooks

The Breastfeeding Atlas, Second Edition. $62.95

CD-ROM featuring 360 images from the book.

Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation, 7th Edition, for PDA: a Reference Guide to Fetal and Neonatal Risk. Gerald G Briggs, Roger K Freeman, Sumner J Yaffe, $131.95

The newly updated Seventh Edition of Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation is available in PDA format for quick, easy point-of-care reference. It provides reliable, practical information on more than 1,000 drugs that may be used by pregnant and lactating women. Drugs are listed alphabetically by generic and US and foreign trade names.

This edition includes 132 new drug entries. The authors have added recommendations to all entries that indicate the level of risk to the fetus and nursing infant. These new recommendations help clinicians interpret animal and human pregnancy data to assess potential human risk when there are human data or the human data are limited or not available.

Platform: Palm OS, Windows CE, and Pocket PC handheld devices

Dr. Jack Newman’s Visual Guide to Breastfeeding with Dr. Jack Newman & Edith Kernerman, Revised 2007. $25.95 (DVD format, 45 minutes)

Many people don't know what a baby looks like at the breast or how to determine if the infant has a good latch. This DVD is designed to give clear, visual guidance for new mothers and professionals alike. A wonderful resource, Dr. Jack Newman's Visual Guide to Breastfeeding covers a number of breastfeeding concerns, including:

• How to get the baby to latch
• Is the baby getting enough milk?
• Avoiding sore nipples
• Colicky babies
• Increasing baby's milk intake
• Using lactation aids
• Risks of formula feeding

For a mother, breastfeeding is a learned behavior, but for her baby, breastfeeding is instinctive. Babies instinctively search for the breast by throwing the head back and thrusting the chin and mouth forward. They need to be brought to the breast in this position, where the mouth opens wide, the tongue drops forward and baby is ready to take a good mouthful of breast. Follow Me Mum is designed to help mothers:

• understand how breastfeeding works
• learn how to work with their baby's instinctive behavior
• enjoy their breastfeeding experience