Thank you.  I was concerned about setting doubts in her mind.  I did know about the spacing.  Is it a definite sign?  That is… if her breasts are not widely spaced is it very unlikely that she has IGT?
  

Tania

Tania Archbold B.Sc, IBCLC
Mothers Nectar Lactation Consultant Services
Guelph, ON Canada
519-400-7098




On 2013-04-16, at 9:46 AM, Pat Young <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> If you  bring it up first time, you are sort of setting mom up to fail.  Her IGT breasts just might perform normally.  But she will be doubting herself. If I think mom's breasts look abnormal, I just file that in the back of my mind and do all the other things we need to do.  Latch, frequency  of feeds and so  on.
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> One clue re: small vs IGT is width between the breats, not just size.  There are some pictures in The BFing Mother's Guide to Making More Milk, West & Marasco.  Pat   in SNJ
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