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In a message dated 2/4/0 6:08:17 PM, Jan writes:
<< ............LCs at her hospital recommended she use a Haberman
because she had an inverted nipple and the baby was having difficulty
latching on...this is a new use to me." >>
yes, me too. initially, the baby is going to be working toward bf on a short
nipple - if the nipple can be protracted at all, just depends on the degree
of inversion/retraction. i cannot figure how a haberman would facilitate that
process, seems most likely to inhibit the process even more than other
artificial nipple types/alt fdg methods.
Debbie
Deborah Tobin
RN BSN IBCLC LCCE
Springfield, Virginia USA
In the suburbs outside the Washington DC beltway
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