Fantastic Jean. That's exactly it. Explain what the problem might be and then explain how to mitigate! Should do the same with talking to mums about formula! 
Karleen Gribble
Australia

On 27/09/2012, at 3:54 PM, K. Jean Cotterman wrote:

> . What I think we lactation folk, and nurses need to learn is to give anticipatory guidance to every mother about how to use her hands to help manage any of the side effects that will occur, if they are going to occur, in the week after she leaves the hospital, with only, or mainly her support persons to help her round the clock. There are times when, with the permission of the mother, I have taught the support persons as well.
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> Perhaps just another way to consider looking at the situation.
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> K. Jean Cotterman RNC-E, IBCLC  
> WIC Volunteer LC     Dayton OH
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