No, Pamela, you can't use this.  It is a violation of the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes which states that formula companies should not solicit contact with mothers or their families.
Cheers
Nina Berry (from San Antonio Airport)
A long way from Australia
(Y'all are not from around here are ya?)

---- Pamela A Hendrix <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> A Pediatrician put a business card (4 sided) on my desk asking if this is something she should use or not....a Feeding Expert line from a formula company.  Nurses and Lactation Consultants are available for help.  There is a beautiful pic of  a small marble and ping pong ball and some stomach size info on one size with a Journal of Human Lactation Reference.
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> Anyone else run across this??
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> Pamela A. Hendrix, BA, RNIV,IBCLC, RLC
> S. Florida
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