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In a message dated 5/26/00 6:40:33 AM, [log in to unmask] writes:
<< but almond milk, what's the point? After all this baby
is 5 months old. I don't remember how long the mother was going to be away
from her baby, but if it is more than a day or two, almond milk is not a
decent substitute for breastmilk. And if it is just a feeding or two,
expressed milk should be fine. >>
Jack,
I absolutely agree w/ you. I just assumed we would all agree that the mother
would do best to take the baby with her and the next best choice is EBM. From
the post, I also gathered this was not an extended separation. So, I
responded based on the possibility that the mother did not choose to express
her milk (although it would be a whole lot quicker than making almond
milk!---oh vey!).
Jennifer Tow, IBCLC, CT, USA
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