>In my 30+ years of working with breastfeeding women, I've never encountered
>a single client / mother whose baby consistently refused to nurse after the
>mother exercised.

After that study came out, I pictured all the poor little kitties who
wouldn't nurse because Mama had been busy chasing a mouse... and all the
poor little mouselings who wouldn't nurse because Mama had been busy being
chased.  Heavens sakes, most mammalian life is built around exercise - often
life-and-death exercise, and often multiple times a day.  With all the
breastfeeding research that needs to be done, I sometimes marvel at what
gets chosen...

(And then there's the study that says obese women are more likely to have
trouble breastfeeding.  Does anyone know what we're supposed to *do* with
that information?)
--
Diane Wiessinger, MS, IBCLC, LLLL  Ithaca, NY
www.wiessinger.baka.com

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