Mary Kay:  I'm a little behind in posts so if this has been mentioned 
already, forgive the repitition.  If baby is gaining well, meeting 
developmental milestones, and mom is not sore, I don't think I would be 
overly concerned about the clicking.  Did you suggest she take baby for OT 
or speech eval?  Those gals can work wonders.  If everyone working with mom 
pulls back a little and everyone relaxes, this may also help her relax her 
frame of mind and she may find that she is doing better with pumping.  
Trust me, a working nursing mom does NOT need any more stress in her life!

I was at a 2 day women's retreat offered thru my Church over the weekend.  
Wow, what a powerful, intense weekend that was, but very relaxing and 
fulfilling for me.  Two of the other women there are former patients of 
mine and we had 2 nursing 4 and 5 month old babies with us also! Having 
these babies with us over the weekend really brought home what being female 
is all about - adult women of all ages (30's to 70's) brought together 
celebrating life's continuum.  We all felt our experience was enriched when 
so many might have felt the presence of babies distracting.  This is the 
same Church I mentioned a while ago in a post - our pastoral assistant 
offering the use of her office during Masses if a mother felt uncomfortable 
nursing in the sanctuary during the Mass!  I am blessed to be part of such 
a wonderful faith community.

Pam Hirsch, RN,BSN,CLC
Clinical Lead, Lactation Services
Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital
Barrington, IL   USA

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