> especially the information on "nibble nursing".  <<In order to break the
> pattern of nibble nursing, it's important that you don't feed your baby
more
> often than every hour-and-a-half to two hours. By forcing her to wait when
> she's hungry, she'll be determined to eat more when she has the chance. As
a
> result, shell get full and be able to sleep for a longer period.

Hmmmm.  News to me.  I thought you ended up with a baby too hungry to sleep
well and too sleepy to nurse well.  At least I did, as did so many other
moms I've encountered.

This little "Q&A" makes me very sad.  He's giving advice that will almost
surely result in early weaning.  Then again, there is a reason I don't
generally read this particular publication.  :-P

~ Heidi

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