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>
> Ilene asks,
>
> << Anyone know if this "non
>  staining of BM" is substaintiated in the literature anywhere or if it's
>  just an observation of some mothers?  Thanks. >>
>
> Great question, Ilene -- I've told mothers that it doesn't, and have had a
> mom disagree w/ me very vehemently!  Most agree that it doesn't -- but this
> one had me puzzled.  anyone else?
>
> Jan Barger -- home from the Outer Banks (sigh....)
>

I have a 6 week old baby and he is wearing clothes that have been worn
by my other three and they are all totally stain free, even the
possetting didn't stain.  Can't say the same about the stuff I got from
my SIL who gave her children soy formula.  Maybe it depends on the
fabrics and how the stain was treated.  I simply put it straight into
the washing machine and didn't bother with other treatments.

Gitte
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