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>To differ a little bit with a previous post, no, I find the idea of
"nothing but breastmilk" empowering rather than burdensome, even -- no,
especially, when a mother has a "difficult" baby with a poor latch
nothing but breast milk.<
Yes, providing breastmilk for your child is incredibly empowering. But what do you do when a mom just does not have enough milk to feed her child adequately and breastmilk - expressed, pumped, banked or otherwise - is just not an option? Or perhaps you have not yet run into such a situation.
Warmly,
Sharon Knorr, BSMT, ASCP, IBCLC
Newark, NY (near Rochester on Lake Ontario)
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