Media Alert - Billie Holiday Helps New Moms Set Great 'Sexpectations'

    
    - Joined by panel members, SavvyMom's Sarah Morgenstern and OB/GYN Dr.
    Sandy Andrighetti to talk Coffee, Tea and IUDs with new Moms at Baby Time
    Show -
    

TORONTO , Oct. 27 /CNW/ -

    
    What:  Every year, Toronto's Baby Time Show draws nearly 40,000 parents
           and parents-to-be to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre to learn
           what's hot when it comes to everything baby. This year a new hot
           topic will be introduced at the show to help first-time Moms set
           great 'sexpections': Coffee, Tea & IUDs - A Smart Mom's Guide to
           Birth Control After Baby.

           On October 31 and November 1, Moms are invited to hear from a
           panel with Virgin Radio host and new Mom Billie Holiday, women's
           health expert Dr. Sandy Andrighetti and SavvyMom's Sarah
           Morgenstern, who will initiate a conversation about sex and
           contraception.

           Check out what the esteemed panel says about contraceptive options
           including IUDs, considerations for breastfeeding Moms, and answer
           questions from 'do-tell' Moms. Since four in 10 new Moms change
           their birth control method after having kids,(i) there's a lot to
           learn!

           Onsite INTERVIEWS, PHOTOS and BROADCAST opportunities with Billie
           Holiday, Dr. Sandy Andrighetti and Sarah Morgenstern will be
           available.

    Who:   Billie Holiday, host of Virgin Radio's The Breakfast Show with Mad
           Dog and Billie
           Dr. Sandy Andrighetti, OB/GYN, Oakville Trafalgar Memorial
           Hospital
           Sarah Morgenstern, co-founder and publisher, SavvyMom
           Media

    When:  Coffee, Tea and IUDs
           Saturday, October 31, 2009, 11 a.m. to noon
           Sunday, November 1, 2009, 11 a.m. to noon

    Where: Toronto's Baby Time Show
           Metro Toronto Convention Centre
           North Building - Level 300
           Seminar Stage

    REFERENCES
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    (i) Birth control attitudes and practices. Russell Marketing Research.
        2001.
    

For further information: and/or interviews with Billie Holiday, Sarah Morgenstern or Dr. Andrighetti, please contact: Jennifer Runza, MS&L, T: [phone], On-site cell: [phone], E: [email protected]; Laine Jaremey, MS&L, T: [phone], On-site cell: [phone], E: [email protected]