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Karen Kurtz <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 7 May 2009 09:54:08 -0400
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My middle child was also a baby who would only nurse with 
me laying down and her facing down on top.  She wasn't a 
comfort nurser at a young age and would only nurse every 
4-5 hours so she got a lot of milk very quickly, her 
preference for a long time.  I don't remember what age 
this stopped but as she got older she started to comfort 
nurse and nursed until 3.   When we would go places she 
would refuse to nurse and I wound up with many plugged 
ducts / breast infections.  

I was intrigued by the person who commented this often 
starts with older babies in the distractible stage.  I 
wonder if some of the nursing strikes we hear of or the 
moms we hear of who weaned a baby at 5 or 6 mo. because 
they wouldn't nurse any more had tried nursing their 
babies lying down or if they just assumed they wouldn't 
nurse because they no longer would nurse in the cradle 
hold?  Just something interesting to think about next 
time we get a nursing strike call.

Karen Kurtz



Karen Kurtz, IBCLC
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Professional Lactation Services for
Breastfeeding Success
http://www.BreastfeedingSuccessNJ.com

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