Yes, mom could ask for the proof that her breastfeeding "caused" her baby to have allergies!  But even IF that were the case, stopping sooner than she and baby desire is NOT going to "cure" them.

OR she can choose to ignore this physician, and rest assured that she continues to provide her baby with countless benefits.


Kathy Leeper, MD, FAAP, IBCLC, FABM
Breastfeeding Medicine Specialist MilkWorks breastfeeding center -www.milkworks.org<http://www.milkworks.org/> - Lincoln, NE
Hospital Educator - Kansas Breastfeeding Coalition - www.ksbreastfeeding.org<http://www.ksbreastfeeding.org/>
Milk Mob Board Member/Trainer - www.milkmob.org<http://www.milkmob.org/>
Board Member/Chair of Education Committee - Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine

Creating a healthier community by helping mothers breastfeed their babies....

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