Andrew writes:
" Instead of addressing the real issue, adequate
breastmilk & proper breastfeeding, you simply "ignore" the facts because
you
don't want to know the facts because you might not like what you see."

Yes, Andrew, let's address the real issue.  Weight is only one piece of the
information needed in assessment of adequate breastfeeding.  And any weight
is only as good as the scale it's obtained from, the person operating the
scale, and the person recording the information.  Like any other piece of
objective data it needs to be in context.

Gail
Gail Hertz, MD, IBCLC
Pediatric Resident
author of the little green breastfeeding book - disclaimer: owner of Pocket
Publications