Jeanette, Just wanted to mention something you might check into with the baby that is chomping at the breast. I was working with a mother and baby from birth about 6 months ago that were having the same problem. We worked on positioning, checked into the allergy possibility, used the "tincture of time" but nothing seemed to help. I saw this mother at a support meeting when baby was 3 months old she was still waiting and persevering but the clamping had become so severe that she only nursed an average of 1 or 2 times a day because of the severe pain. The rest of the time she was pumping and feeding by bottle. I mentioned to her that I had been reading on LACTNET about cranio-sacral therapy helping with babies like this and asked if she might be interested in trying. She was open to the idea, so I found a massage therapist in the area that was certified in cranio-sacral therapy. The therapist had never worked specifically with babies with sucking problems before but said she would be glad to do the message to see if it helped. One treatment was an absolute miracle! Mother could nurse without pain for the first time in 3 months. I saw this mother again a few days ago when baby was 6 months she did a few more sessions just for good measure but everything has been going great! I searched LACTNET'S data base for some of the post on this type of treatment for you. They are attached below. I'm not sure if you have this type of option available to you in Puerto Rico, but if you do it would certainly be worth a try. Hope this helps, Cheryl Leipold BS, IBCLC Newnan, GA ***LACTNET DATA BASE POSTINGS CLIPPED IN INTEREST OF SPACE ON THE LISTSERVE*** email me privately if you would like a forwarded copy