oh, but all the formula recalls don't seem to stop hospitals from 
including in the discharge pack.

On Oct 21, 2005, at 1:21 PM, Sam wrote:

> Considering 2.3 million pacifiers have been recalled in the past 5 
> years, I
> would think handing out pacifiers would be very risky business! Health 
> care
> facilities might want to consider contacting risk management.
>
> Best wishes from cold and rainy Ohio,
> Heather "Sam" Doak
>
> <Marsha Walker, RN, IBCLC posted:
>
>> We have nurses in hospitals giving out pacifiers to  every parent 
>> telling
>> them a fairy tale of how this will protect their baby from SIDS.>>
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