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Date: | Wed, 10 Dec 1997 01:52:06 EST |
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I actually got a letter out - here's my response to Time magazine. Of course,
now I realize a jillion things I'd say differently, but at least I got a
response out there.
Yes, feeding a newborn can be time-consuming, whether by breast or by bottle -
you'd eat frequently too if your stomach was the size of a walnut. But since I
managed to nurse my daughter for longer than a year and complete my Ph.D. at
the same time, I can tell you that nursing an older infant or toddler takes
nowhere near the six hours a day described in your Dec. 15 Health Report. For
accurate information on nursing please contact La Leche League at 1-800-LA
LECHE, or the International Lactation Consultant Association at 312-541-1710.
Cindy Howard
LLL Leader and Lactnet Lurker
Palo Alto, California
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