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Naomi:
Attached is my powerpoint lecture on breastfeeding and bilirubin.
Breastfeeding is the norm.
Formula-fed infants DO have too little bilirubin.
Bilirubin values depend on genetics with "yellow-skinned" races normally
having higher levels in their infants.
A very high bilirubin for even a short period of time causes severe brain
damage - that is why physicians are so frightened of jaundiced infants.
Nancy

Nancy E. Wight MD, FAAP, IBCLC
Neonatologist, Children's Hospital, and Sharp Mary Birch Hospital for Women
Medical Director, Lactation Services, Sharp HealthCare
San Diego, CA, USA

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