I have been at a BFHI workshop this weekend here in Queensland Australia. 
Several participants described having read 'somewhere' about 2ml of 
breastmilk having the same amount of nutritional value as (they thought) 
about 30 mls of artificial milk. It was generally agreed that this would 
be great 'ammunition' when trying to reduce the numbers of breastfed 
babies being given other fluids in hospital. 
Can anyone point me to where I might find a reference for this. Thanking 
you in anticipation.
Margaret Wendt RM IBCLC Australia
P.S. It was a wonderful workshop and I was so heartened to know that there 
are all these fantastic motivated women out there working so hard to give 
mothers and babies all the right information for a great start!!!!

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