Joann, and all,
 
I realize that Joann was referring to Freda's point about life being "gray" 
 not "black and white" as a book might portray, so general, so sharply 
defined.  She is not against timing of feedings or pumping, and gives that 
advice  frequently based on her assessment ( and yes I agree that seems very  
"black-and-white", but she is  saying that reading a book would not  tell a 
mother whether something like that would be appropriate for her  situation, 
whether that would work for her or not.  Her point: A  book might not be so 
easily helpful in figuring out what the underlying issue  is: digestive, normal 
baby, milk supply, any or all of the above etc. The  book doesn't know the 
details of her unique nursing challenges. Does that make  sense?
 
Peace,
Judy  

Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY,  USA

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