*"Recently featured on the CBS national TV talk show  "The Doctors"
<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001sbfyY4OuqynTd4YFsE2byMYQhH3CxRxyKm3E9U-A764bAyBzbhGISAXUfUDry--_CVgVmfVsb6DuNLAgzTB3k6y4jIvw3cKSypUVfGmy7QLqdclrw9l_oQ==>,
*Milkscreen gives Mom the peace of mind that her breast milk does not
contain a level of alcohol that may negatively impact Baby.
No more pumping and dumping. Milkscreen is a simple, two minute test
that lets Mom know when it's best to breastfeed after consuming alcohol.
With the holidays fast approaching, Milkscreen makes a fun and
inexpensive stocking stuffer for new and expectant Moms."

*What do we think of this?  My first reaction was YUCK! Another thing
leading women to believe their milk might be unsafe.
But I am wondering what the wise women at Lactnet might say?

Eva
*

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Eva Bild, MA, CD (DONA), LCCE
Certified Doula, Certified Childbirth Educator, Breastfeeding Educator
Mothering Touch Centre
975 Fort Street
Victoria, BC
250-595-4905 - Fax: 250-595-4915
www.motheringtouch.ca

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