I've been no mail for a LONG time and just came back this week. I have a
vague memory of Betty Crase giving a talk on a tradition of japanese
breast massage that used a comb or the fingers like a comb. It seemed to
increase let down and/or milk yield but I can't remember if it used a
pump to compare or just the baby;-) I appreciate the leaps and strides
in technology as much as anyone but I yearn for the good old days of
just putting baby to breast. Sigh, getting older and hopefully wiser.
Good day,
Mary Kay Smith, RN, IBCLC
Canton, MI near Detroit

Mary Kay Smith, RN, IBCLC
313-916-8363 office
313-916-9121 fax
313-990-4333 pager

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