Hi, Winnie and All:
I'm having a little trouble comprehending all the discussion on what to do
with the cheap plastic spoons that exist by the bazillion on most hospital
in-patient units.  Why can't a new spoon be used each time one is needed?
To be honest, I very rarely use spoons. Usually a good squeeze of a few
hanging drops of colostrum onto the nipple is all that is needed to get
baby interested, if he is going to be interested at the time the LC is in
the room.  Oh, also, a ton of skin-to-skin.

Pam Hirch, RN,BSN,CLC
Clinical Lead, Lactation Services
Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital
Barrington, IL   USA

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