Hi to all of you,

Has some of you heard about a recent study, telling:
after feeding at one breast during "around" 10 minutes, the other breast had 
already creamy/fatty milk even it was not suckled??

So when a baby feeds at one breast, stays only around 10 minutes, he could 
easily switch to the other breast and get fats immediately without any 
foremilk;
meaning that green stools have nothing to do with "too much lactose" or "too 
much foremilk". meaning there should be no need to empty as much as possible 
the "first" breast before switching;

I was asked this by a colleague, whose pediatrician said so; I have not 
heart of such a study;
Have you?

Breast regards,

Françoise Coudray
IBCLC

Presidente of ADJ+ Breastfeeding Twins and +
(Allaitement Des Jumeaux et Plus)
http://www.allaitement-jumeaux.com/
http://www.allaitement-jumeaux.com/expo2001/

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