Check the Academy of breastfeeding Medicine.  They have a protocol.  It is
actually evidence based ... unlike the ignorat statement made by your neo.
Nina Berry
Australia 

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Subject: jaundice

Our hospital's neonatologist tells breastfeeding mothers that their babies
are more at risk for jaundice because the babies are not getting a lot of
milk during the first few days.  Any help with convincing references to the
contrary?
Thank you.
Cindy, BA, IBCLC

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