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Lamaze

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La·maze (l-mäz), Ferdinand 1891-1957.
French obstetrician who in the 1950s developed a method of childbirth preparation using behavioral training to reduce pain and anxiety in labor.

Lamaze,
n a philosophy of natural childbirth that recognizes the innate, biological wisdom that women bring to pregnancy and labor. This philosophy attempts to create a supportive birthing atmosphere for mother and child, using such practices as nonsupine positions, freedom of movement, a lack of routine interventions, and characteristic breathing exercises for relaxation and pain control.


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Relaxation tools such as self-hypnosis and yoga are taking their place alongside old standbys the Lamaze and Bradley methods for expectant moms.
But there is much to keep Fleming busy meanwhile: she meets a brash new friend in her summer French class, and they both wonder why their teacher never shows up; she has to baby sit her younger siblings, Dorothy, Torvill, and Dean, and accompany her pregnant mother to Lamaze classes; she starts to see a new boy; and she befriends her coworker, Denny, an aspiring songwriter who worships U2.
RC2's infant and preschool products are marketed under its Learning Curve([R])family of brands which includes The First Years[R] by Learning Curve and Lamaze brands as well as popular and classic licensed properties such as Thomas & Friends, Bob the Builder, Winnie the Pooh, John Deere and Sesame Street.
 
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